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Arrivals and
Departures by
Selected Ports
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES BY
SELECTED PORTS
1970
Statistics of foreign
visitor arrivals and
U.S. citizen departures
analyzed by U.S. ports
of entry and departure.
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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
UNITED STATES TRAVEL SERVICE
OFFICE OF RESEARCH
AND ANALYSIS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
I. Introduction
II, Section A - Foreign Visitor Arrivals by Port
A. 1970 Highlights of Foreign Visitor Arrivals
by Port of Entry and Mode of Travel
B . Atlantic Ports
Baltimore
Boston
Miami
New York
Philadelphia
Port Everglades
San Juan
U.S. Virgin Islands
Washington, D.C.
C . Canadian Border Ports
Buffalo
Chicago
Detroit
Niagara Falls
D. Pacific Ports
Anchorage
Agana
Honolulu
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Seattle
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TABLE OF CONTENTS (Cont'd)
III. Section B - U.S. Citizen Air and Sea
Departures to Overseas Countries by Port
A. 1970 Highlights of U.S. Citizen Air
and Sea Departures to Overseas Countries
by Port
B. Agana, Guam
C. Anchorage
D. Baltimore
E . Boston
F. Chicago
G. Honolulu
H. Houston
I . Los Angeles
J. Miami
K. New Orleans
L. New York
M. San Antonio
N. San Francisco
0, San Juan
P. Seattle
0. U.S. Virgin Islands
R. Washington, D.C.
IV. 1970 Port Summary of U.S. Citizen Overseas
Air and Sea Departures
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FOREIGN VISITOR ARRIVALS
LIST OF TABLES
Atlantic Ports
Table 1-A - Total Arrivals - Baltimore, Boston
Miami, New York
Total Arrivals - Philadelphia,
Port Everglades, San Juan,
U.S. Virgin Islands
Total Arrivals - Washington, D.C.,
Other Atlantic, Total Atlantic
Table 1-B - Air Arrivals - Baltimore, Boston,
Miami, New York
Air Arrivals - Philadelphia,
Port Everglades, San Juan, U.S.
Virgin Is lands
Air Arrivals - Washington, D.C.,
Other Atlantic, Total Atlantic
Table 1-C - Sea Arrivals - Baltimore, Boston,
Miami, New York
Sea Arrivals - Philadelphia, Port
Everglades, San Juan, U.S. Virgin
Islands
Sea Arrivals - Washington, D.C.,
Other Atlantic, Total Atlantic
Canadian Border Ports
Table 2-A - Total Arrivals - Buffalo, Chicago,
Detroit, Niagara Falls
Total Arrivals - Other Canadian,
Total Canadian
Table 2-B - Air Arrivals - Buffalo, Chicago
Detroit, Niagara Falls
Mexican Border Ports Fage
Table 4-A - Total Arrivals - Brownsville,
Calexico, El Paso, Laredo 58
Total Arrivals - Nogales, Roma,
San Ysidro, Other Mexican 59
Total Arrivals - Total Mexican 60
Table A-B - Air Arrivals - Brownsville,
Calexico, El Paso, Laredo 61
Air Arrivals - Nogales, Roma,
San Ysidro, Other Mexican 62
Air Arrivals - Total Mexican 63
Table A-D - Land Arrivals - Nogales, Roma,
San Ysidro, Other Mexican 64
Land Arrivals - Nogales, Roma,
San Ysidro, Other Mexican 65
Land Arrivals - Total Mexican 66
Gulf of Mexico Ports
Table 5-A - Total Arrivals - Houston, New Orleans,
San Antonio, Other Gulf 67
Total Arrivals - Total Gulf 68
Table 5-B - Air Arrivals - Houston, New
Orleans, San Antonio, Other Gulf 69
Air Arrivals - Total Gulf 70
Table 5-C - Sea Arrivals - Houston, New
Orleans, San Antonio, Other Gulf 71
Sea Arrivals - Total Gulf 72
Air Arrivals - Other Canadian,
Total Canadian
Table 2-D - Land Arrivals - Buffalo,
Chicago, Detroit, Niagara Falls
Land Arrivals - Other Canadian,
Total Canadian
Pacific Ports
Table 3-A - Total Arrivals - Anchorage, Agana,
Honolulu, Los Angeles
Total Arrivals - San Francisco,
Seattle, Other Pacific, Total
Pacific
Table 3-B - Air Arrivals - Anchorage, Agana,
Honolulu, Los Angeles
Air Arrivals - San Francisco,
Seattle, Other Pacific,
Total Pacific
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INTRODUCTION'
This report represents an analysis of foreign visitor arrivals and
U.S. citizen departures by port and mode of travel during calendar
year 1970.
The two sets of data were analyzed, separately in that the arrival
figures reflect only tourists (those arriving for business, pleasure,
study and in transit according to the international definition) while
U.S. citizen departures reflect all departures. A distinction between
tourists and non-tourists for U.S. travelers abroad cannot be made
due to the fact that U.S. citizens are no longer required to complete
the Form 1-94, which provides this information.
Section A - Foreign Visitor Arrivals by Port
This section contains a series of tables reflecting the port of entry
and mode of travel of all foreign visitor arrivals to the U.S. from
overseas countries and Mexico by their country of residence during
1970.
The ports are grouped geographically by Atlantic, Gulf, Pacific,
Mexican and Canadian. Table 1 reflects Atlantic port arrivals and is
divided into the following sections indicating total arrivals,
arrivals by air and arrivals by sea. The same format is followed for
the Gulf and Pacific ports of entry. With respect to the Canadian
and Mexican ports of entry, total arrivals are indicated as well as
arrivals by air. Arrivals by land, however, are included for these
ports instead of sea arrivals.
The specific ports included in each of the geographic areas are
as f o 1 lows :
Atlantic Ports
Baltimore
Boston
Miami
New York
Philadelphia
Port Everglades
San Juan
Virgin Islands (Includes
Charlotte Amalie
Christianstead and
Freder iksted)
W ashington, D.C .
Gulf Ports
Houston
New Orleans
San Antonio
Pacific Ports
Alaska (Anchorage)
Guam (Agana)
Honolulu
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Seattle
Canadian Ports
Mexican Ports
Buffalo
Chicago
Detroit
Niagara Falls
Brownsville
Calexico
El Paso
Laredo
Nogales
Roma
San Ysidro
All tables were developed from the Immigration and Naturalization
Service Forms 1-94 and Forms SW -434. *
Section B - U.S. Citizen Departures by Air & Sea & Port
Data in this section reflect all U.S. citizen departures by air
and sea, port of departure, flag of carrier and country of debar-
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Baltimore
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Chicago
Honolulu
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Los Angeles
Miami
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New York
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San Francisco
San Juan
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This form, first issued in 1969, allows a resident of Mexico to
enter the U.S. for a period up to 15 days in the immediate
border areas and/or to travel within the states of Texas,
New Mexico, Arizona or California.
FOREIGN VISITOR ARRIVAL FIGURES INCLUDE TRAVELERS FROM ALL OVERSEAS
COUNTRIES AND MEXICO. CANADIAN TRAVEL IS EXCLUDED.
SECTION A - FOREIGN VISITOR ARRIVALS BY PORT
1970 HIGHLIGHTS OF FOREIGN VISITOR ARRIVALS
BY PORT OF ENTRY AND MODE OF TRAVEL
Overseas
Total visitor arrivals from overseas countries in 1970 equaled
2,290,527 for a 14.0% increase over 1969.
The top ten ranking U.S. ports of entry in 1970, accounting for 85%
of all arrivals from overseas countries, are as follows:
FOREIGN VISITOR ARRIVALS
FROM OVERSEAS COUNTRIES
(Excludes Mexico)
Port
Rank
New York
1
Miami
2
Hono lulu
3
Los Angeles
4
San Juan
5
San Francisco
6
Agana
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Seattle
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Chicago
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TOTAL (All
ports)
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927,134
381,598
209,538
92,186
85,522
60,738
56,497
56,221
38,527
36,572
1,944,533
2,290,527
Share
40.5%
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3.7
2.7
2.5
2.5
1.7
1.6
84.9
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In 1970, New York accounted for approximately 41% of all arrivals from
overseas countries, while Miami ranked second with 17% of the visitor
arrivals. Together these two ports accounted for almost 60% of the
total overseas arrivals.
Most notable changes between the rankings of 1969 and 1970 are:
Chicago replaced Boston as the tenth largest port of entry for
arrivals from overseas countries and Honolulu increased its share
of overseas arrivals two percentage points--from 5% in 1969 to 9.1%
in 1970.
Ninety-one percent of the visitors from overseas countries arrived
by air, 5% by sea and 4% by land. Except for Port Everglades,
where 69% of the visitors arrived by sea, air is by far the pre-
dominant mode of travel.
Second to Port Everglades in sea arrivals was the Virgin Islands
where 35% of the total visitors at this port arrived by ship.
(Cruise travel )
Sea arrivals at New York City while accounting for only 1% of the
total arrivals at that port, represent 16% of all sea arrivals.
MEXICO
Visitor arrivals from Mexico reached 1,085,772 in 1970, representing
a 5.1% increase over the previous year.
Of this total, 918,178 or 85.1% entered at U.S. /Mexican border
cities. These major ports of entry are as follows:
Port
Rank
Share of Total
Mexican Arrivals
San Ys idro
Laredo
Nogales
El Paso
22%
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Calexico
Base
(1,085,772)
Other arrival points for visitors from Mexico in 1970 were New York,
San Antonio, Los Angeles, Miami and Chicago, accounting for 12.0%
of all arrivals from ?lexico.
Eighty-three percent of visitors from Mexico arrived via land, while
17% arrived by air and less than 1% by sea.
NOTE : While the analysis in this report is concerned with the
2,290,527 arrivals from overseas countries and the
1,085,772 arrivals from Mexico, an additional 9. A million
visitor arrivals were recorded from Canada, bringing the
total number of foreign visitor arrivals to the U.S. in 1970
to 12,441,588 — 14.3% more than In 1969.
ATLANTIC PORTS
In 1970, the Atlantic ports had foreign arrivals totaling 1,646,310
of which 54,262 or 3% were Mexican arrivals. This figure represents
a 9% increase over 1969. Pleasure accounted for 76.4% of the total
Atlantic port arrivals while business accounted for 12.3%.
Atlantic ports, as specified, represented 69.5% of arrivals from
overseas countries in 1970 and 48.8% of all overseas and Mexican
arrivals .
Arrivals at the Atlantic ports were predominantly by air with 95.5%
arriving by that mode. Sea travel accounted for 3.9% of the
arrivals, while land travel accounted for the remaining 0.2%,
The top five Atlantic ports ;
New York
Miami
San Juan
Virgin Islands
Bos ton
Number of Arrivals
% of All
Atlantic Arrivals
(Overseas & Mexico)
963,781
5 8.5%
394,669
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86,974
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56,497
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34,559
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Together, New York and Miami accounted for almost 80% of all
arrivals at the Atlantic ports.
The main purpose of the arrivals at these ports were as follows:
Pleasure Bus ines s
New York 72.3% 16.4%
Miami 86.0 5.5
San Juan 84.9 4.1
Virgin Islands 86.1 3.5
Boston 63.3 25.4
Although Boston has a larger business arrival percentage relative
to its total arrivals, in absolute numbers New York has over 7 times
as many business arrivals as Boston. As expected, Miami, San Juan
and the Virgin Islands have a larger than average share of pleasure
arrivals .
__ The New York port of entry was favored by Europeans, with
60.7% of its arrivals being European.
--Nearly 38% of Miami arrivals were residents of the West
Indies, while South Americans accounted for 30.6%, Central
Americans, 14.2% and Europeans, 12.2%.
--The San Juan port of entry was favored by residents of the
West Indies who accounted for 66.8% of its arrivals. South
Americans accounted for 15.4% of San Juan's visitor arrivals
and Europeans accounted for 13.8%.
--Residents of the West Indies also composed the predominant
arrival share of the Virgin Islands port of entry, representing
86.8% o^ its total visitor arrivals.
--The Boston port of entry was favored by Europeans with 80.0%
of its arrivals being Europeans.
Composition of Arrivals
South Central West Total
Port Eurone America America Indies Asia Oceania Mexico Arrivals
N e w York
60.7%
13.2%
0.8%
8.9%
8.4%
2.1%
3.8%
963,781
Miami
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30.6
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394,669
San Juan
13.8
15.4
1.0
66.8
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86,974
Virgin Is.
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86.8
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0.2
0.5
56,497
Boston
80.0
1.3
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5.6
2.1
0.4
34,559
P. Evergl.
27.6
17.9
1.3
20.4
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2.5
29,839
Wash., D.C.
61.2
2.5
16.5
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26,166
Philadelphia
86.2
1.3
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0.8
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1.9
1.5
14,719
Baltimore
41.5
5.6
0.7
44.1
3.0
1.3
2.8
3,979
ARRIVALS! - BALTIMORE
A total of 3,979 visitor arrivals entered through the port of
Baltimore in 1970, representing a 51.5% increase over 1969.
Pleasure trips accounted for 81.5% of the arrivals, while
business accounted for 10.2% and the remaining percentage being
accounted for by transients and students.
The residents of Bermuda accounted for 29.6% of the total
Baltimore arrivals, United Kingdom (19.3%), Jamaica (10.4%)
and Germany (8.3%). r rance which accounted for 8.3% of the
arrivals in 1969, accounted for only 55 arrivals in 1970.
Air was the primary mode of travel, accounting for 92.2% of
the total arrivals.
ARRIVALS - BOSTON
A total of 34,559 visitor arrivals entered through the port of
Boston in 1970, representing a 3% decrease from 1969. Business
accounted for the higher than average percent of 2 5.4 of the
arrivals, while pleasure accounted for 63.9%,
The residents of the United Kingdom accounted for 26.9% of the
total arrivals. France (13%). Germany (9.0%), Bermuda (7.9%)
and Italy(7.6%).
Almost all arrivals (99,7%) were made by air.
ARRIVALS - MIAMI
In 1970, a total of 394, 6 69 visitor arrivals entered through
the port of Miami, representing a 13.0% increase over 19 6 9.
Pleasure trips accounted for 86.0% of the arrivals, while business
accounted for 5.5%.
Residents of the Bahamas accounted for 27.8% of the total arrivals,
while Colombia totaled 6.8%, Jamaica 5.2% and Venezuela 4.9%.
The number of residents of the Bahamas accounting for arrivals
to Miami in 1970, however, is an increase of 18,2% over the
1969 number, or 16,928.
Air was the prominent mode of travel, accounting f or 98.8% o f
the arrivals .
ARRIVALS - NEW YORK CITY
A total of 963,781 visitor arrivals entered through the port of
New York Citv in 1970, representing an 11.0% increase over 1969.
Pleasure trips accounted for 72.3% of the arrivals, while business
accounted for 16.4%.
The residents of the United Kingdom accounted for 14.8% of the
total arrivals, Germany 11.7%, France 7.2% and Italy 6.3%. Over
36,600 arrivals were residents of Mexico, making New York City,
by far, the largest port to receive Mexican residents.
Of the total arrivals through the port of New York City, 98.6%
were made by air.
ARRIVALS - PHILADELPHIA
In 1970, a total of 14,719 visitor arrivals entered through the
port of Philadelphia, representing a 2.7% increase over 1969.
Business trips accounted for a higher percentage of visitor
arrivals in Philadelphia than any other Atlantic port (25.8%).
Pleasure trips accounted for 66.1% of all arrivals.
The residents of the United Kingdom accounted for 32.7% of the
total arrivals. Of these 56.9% (or 18.6% of the total) were
for pleasure and 36.9% (or 12.1% of the total) were for business.
The residents of Germany accounted for 24.0% of the total
arrivals and the Netherlands 7.1%.
Almost all arrivals into the port of Philadelphia were made
by air (99.4%) .
ARRIVALS - PORT EVERGLADES
In 1970, a total of 29,839 visitor arrivals entered through the
port of Port Everglades, representing a 7.6% increase over 1969.
Transients and students accounted for 56.1% of the total arrivals,
representing a higher percentage than any other port. Pleasure
trips accounted for 43.5% of the arrivals and business a low 0,4%.
The residents of Australia accounted for 22.2% of the total arrivals,
Bahamas 18.2%, United Kingdom 14.5%, Venezuela 13.3% and New Zealand
7.6%. In 1969, the residents of the United Kingdom had accounted
for the largest percentage of 21.8% of the arrivals, while Aus-
tralia had accounted for 16.5%.
More arrivals were made by sea through the Port Everglades than
any other Atlantic port, 69.2% of the total Port Everglades arrivals.
ARRIVALS - SAN JUAN
A total of 86,974 visitor arrivals entered through the port of
San Juan in 1970, representing a 10.6% decrease over 1969. Pleasure
trips accounted for 84.9% of the total arrivals while business
trips accounted for 4.1%.
Residents of the Dominican Republic accounted for 42,5% of the
total arrivals and Venezuela 9.1%. This represents a decrease in
the number of residents of the Dominican Republic which had
accounted for 47.5% of the total arrivals in 1969, meaning
there were 9,305 less residents of the Dominican Republic entering
the port of San Juan in 1970 than had entered in 1969.
Air was the primary mode of travel accounting for 95.5% of the
total arrivals.
ARRIVALS - VIRGIN ISLANDS
A total of 56,497 visitor arrivals entered through the port of
the Virgin Islands in 1970, representing the largest decrease of
any Atlantic port over 1969 (-20.0%). Of the arrivals through the
Virgin Islands, pleasure accounted for 86.1% of the total, and
bus iness 3.5%.
The residents of the Windward Islands and Leeward Islands accounted
for 41.6% of the total arrivals, Antigua 14.6%, British Virgin
Islands 12.8%, and Trinidad and Tobago 12.0%. These are approxi-
mately the same percentages representing arrivals in the 1969
figures .
Sea travel accounted for 19,759 of the arrivals, the second largest
figure of sea travel of the Atlantic ports. Air travel accounted
for 65.0% of the arrivals through the port of the Virgin Islands.
ARRIVALS - WASHINGTON, D.C.
A total of 26,166 visitor arrivals entered through the port of
Washington, D.C. in 1970, representing a 16.1% increase over 1969.
Pleasure trips accounted for 69.3% of total arrivals, while
business accounted for 22.9%.
The residents of the United Kingdom accounted for 24.7% of the
total arrivals, Germany 12.1%, Guatemala 9.9% and France 8.8%.
These are approximately the same percentages represented in the
1969 figures .
Air travel accounted for all arrivals through the port of Washington,
D.C.
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U. S. /CANADIAN BORDER PORTS
Please note Canadian arrivals are not included in the report in
that these data are based on Forms 1-94 which all Canadians are
not required to complete. Therefore, the analysis is confined
to visitors, other than Canadians arriving in the U.S, via these
ports .
The arrivals at Canadian border ports totaled 166,299 during 1970,
representing a 10.0% increase over 1969. Of this number, 48.6%
arrived by air and 53.6% by land. The 1969 figures had shown only
37.8% arriving by air. Pleasure trips accounted for 85.9% of the
total arrivals with business accounting for 9.1%.
The four major ports of entry were:
Port Number
Chicago
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
Detroit
49,440
27,312
24,011
20,116
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Border Arrivals
29.7%
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14.4
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The main purpose of the arrivals were as follows:
Port Plea sure Bus iness
Ch i cago
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
Detroit
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92.4
92.1
81.9
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Over two-thirds of the total visitor arrivals entering through the
port of Buffalo were residents of Europe (66.9%).
The majority of visitor arrivals entering through the Chicago port
of entry were Europeans (58.3%) while Mexican residents accounted
for 26.0%.
Three-fourths of the total visitor arrivals entering through the
Detroit port of entry were Europeans.
European residents accounted for 87.2% of the total visitor arrivals
entering through the Niagara Falls port of entry.
Of the total U . S . /Canadian border ports' arrivals, European residents
accounted for 74.2%.
U.S . /Canadian border ports as specified, represented 6.6% of
arrivals from overseas countries in 1970 and 4,9% of all overseas
and Mexican arrivals.
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Niagara Falls 87.2 2.1 0.2 1.6 4.5 2.4
Buffalo 66.9 5.4 1.0 12.0 9.9 2.3
Detroit
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1.2 27,312
1.2 24,011
5.9 20,116
ARRIVALS - BUFFALO
In 1970, a total of 24,011 visitor arrivals entered through the
port of Buffalo, representing a 55.4% increase over 1969. Pleasure
trips accounted for 92.1% of the arrivals while business accounted
for 4.8%.
The residents of the United Kingdom accounted for 30.1% of the
total Buffalo arrivals, residents of Italy 7.9% and of Germany 7.5%.
The 1970 figures show over 1600 more of Buffalo's arrivals being
accounted for by Italians than in 1969.
Land travel accounted for 59,4% of the visitor arrivals entering
Buffalo, while air accounted for 40.3%.
ARRIVALS - CHICAGO
A total of 49,440 visitor arrivals entered through the port of
Chicago in 1970, representing a 64.5% increase over 1969. Business
trips accounted for the higher than average percentage of 19.8%,
while pleasure accounted for 75.7%.
Over 26% of the arrivals entering Chicago were residents of Germany
or the United Kingdom, accounting for 13.2% and 13% of the total
arrivals respectively. The residents of France accounted for 7.8%
of the total arrivals. In 1969, residents of the United Kingdom
had accounted for the largest share of the total arrivals (16.8%).
All of the visitor arrivals entering the port of Chicago used air
as their mode of travel.
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ARRIVALS - DETROIT
In 1970, a total of 20,116 visitor arrivals entered through the
port of Detroit, four arrivals less than what the 1969 figures
showed. Pleasure trips accounted for 81,9% of the total
arrivals, while business accounted for 14.2%.
Residents of the United Kingdom accounted for 37.5% of the total
Detroit arrivals, while Germans accounted for 8,6% and residents
of the Netherlands 8.3%. The 1969 figures had shown 1,159 more
residents of the United Kingdom entering the port of Detroit.
The majority of entries through the port of Detroit were made by
land (50.8%), while air accounted for 47.6% of the total.
ARRIVALS - NIAGARA FALLS
A total of 27,312 visitor arrivals entered through the port of
Niagara Falls in 1970, representing a 13.2% decrease over 1969.
Pleasure trips accounted for 92.4% of the total while business
accounted for 1.4%.
The majority of the arrivals were residents of the United Kingdom
(56.5%), while Cerman residents accounted for 8.6% and French
residents 5.2%. The 1970 figures represent a decrease of
2,944 over 1969 in the number of residents of the United Kingdom
entering the port of Niagara Falls.
The predominant mode of travel was by land accounting for 70.5%
of the entries with air accounting for 27.8%.
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PACIFIC PORTS
Total arrivals at Pacific ports numbered 532,041 of which 46,753
or 9% were Mexican arrivals. The 532,041 figure represents an
increase of 7.5% over 1969. Of all Pacific port arrivals, 67.7%
were attributed to pleasure, while business accounted for 16.1%,
The Pacific ports as specified, represented 21.2% of arrivals
from overseas countries in 1970 and 15.8% of all overseas and
Mexican arrivals.
Air travel accounted for 92.6% of the total arrivals, land travel
3.8%, and sea travel 3.6%.
The top five Pacific ports include:
Port
Honolulu
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Agana
Seattle
Number
214,288
125,970
61,792
56,792
38,915
Percent of Total
Pacific Ports
40,
,3%
23,
,7
11,
,6
10,
,7
7,
3
Pleasure
70,
,9%
72,
,1
40,
,7
72,
,6
57,
,5
Business
15
.5%
6,
.6
40
.7
9
.0
24,
.6
The main purpose of the arrivals at these ports were as follows:
Port
Honolulu
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Agana
Seattle
The majority of visitor arrivals entering the port of Honolulu
were residents of Asia (58%), while Oceania residents accounted
for 24.0%.
Three-fourths of Los Angeles' visitor arrivals were fairly evenly
accounted for by residents of Mexico (26.8%), Europe (25.1%) and
South America (21.1%).
Almost 80% of San Francisco's visitor arrivals were residents of
Asia.
The Agana port of entry was favored by residents of Asia who
accounted for 69.3% of Agana ' s arrivals , while residents of Oceania
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accounted for 27.4%.
Europeans accounted for 50.1% of Seattle's arrivals while
residents of Asia accounted for 41.7%.
Composition of Arrivals
South Central West Total
Port Europe America America Indies Asia Oceania Mexico Arrivals
Honolulu 11.9% 2.2% 0.6% 0.5% 58.0% 24.0% 2.2% 214,288
Los Angeles 25.1 21.1 7.7 0.7 9.4 8.5 26.8 125,970
San Francisco 10.9 3.5 0.8 0.3 79.2 3.1 1.7 61,792
Agana 1.5 0.1 0.1 0.7 69.3 27.4 0.5 56,792
Seattle 50.1 1.4 0.3 0.5 41.7 3.5 1.0 38,915
Alaska 27.3 0.6 * 0.3 70.5 0.7 0.2 7,581
* Less than 1/2 of 1%
ARRIVALS - ANCHORAGE
In 1970, a total of 7,581 visitor arrivals entered through
the port of Anchorage, representing a 21.7% decrease from
1969. Business trips accounted for an extremely high percentage
of 43.9%, while pleasure accounted for 45.9%.
The majority of the arrivals were accounted for by residents
of Japan (53.0%), while residents of the Philippines accounted
for 6.4%.
Almost all arrivals were made by air (99*4%), while sea travel
accounted for a low 0.6%. Only 2 arrivals were made by land.
ARRIVALS - AGANA
A total of 56,792 visitor arrivals entered through the port of
Agana in 1970, representing a 49.2% increase over 1969. Pleasure
trips accounted for 72.6% of the total arrivals with business
accounting for 9.0%.
Japanese visitors accounted for 63.0% of the total arrivals,
Australians 6.9%, and residents of the Philippines 4.1%. The
number of visitors who were Japanese increased over 4,500 from
the 1969 figure.
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ARRIVALS - AGANA (CONT'D)
Air was the predominant mode of travel accounting for 91*7% of
the arrivals, with land travel accounting for 6.4% and sea 1.9%,
ARRIVALS - HONOLULU
A total of 214,288 visitor arrivals entered the port of Honolulu
in 1970, representing an increase of 55.4% over 1969. Pleasure
trips accounted for 70.9% of the arrivals, while business accounted
for 15.5%.
The residents of Japan accounted for 43.7% of the total visitor
arrivals entering through the port of Honolulu, residents of
Australia 16.3%, the United Kingdom accounted for 6.8%, the
Philippines 6.0% and New Zealand 5.6%. There are over 44,800
more Japanese represented in the 1970 figure than in 1969 and
over 7,400 more Australians.
Air was the predominant mode of travel, accounting for 96.9%
of the total arrivals.
ARRIVALS - LOS ANGELES
In 1970, a total of 125,970 visitor arrivals entered through
the port of Los Angeles, representing an 8.3% increase over 1969.
Pleasure trips accounted for 72.1% of the total arrivals, while
business accounted for 6.6%.
Next to Mexico, the largest represented country in the total
arrivals of Los Angeles was the United Kingdom whose residents
accounted for 7.9% of the arrivals. The French accounted for
6.6% of the arrivals and Japanese 6.2%. The 1970 figures represented
a decrease of over 2,000 in the number of French residents entering
Los Angeles.
Air was the primary mode of travel, accounting for 96,0% of the
total arrivals, while sea travel accounted for the remaining 4%.
ARRIVALS - SAN FRANCISCO
A total of 61,792 visitor arrivals entered the port of San Francisco
in 1970, representing a 32.9% increase over 1969. San Francisco
has the second largest percentage of business oriented arrivals
of all U.S. ports (Alaska being first), and is second only to
New York in the total number of business arrivals entering the
port. Pleasure trips accounted for 40.7% of the total arrivals
as did business trips.
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ARRIVALS - SAN FRANCISCO (CONT'D)
Almost half of San Francisco's arrivals were Japanese (49,4%),
while 8.1% of the total arrivals were accounted for by residents
of Hong Kong. The 1970 figures represent an increase of 6,500
Japanese entering San Francisco.
Almost all arrivals were made by air (99.4%).
ARRIVALS - SEATTLE
In 1970, a total of 38,915 visitor arrivals entered through
the port of Seattle, representing a 9.1% increase over 1969.
Business trips accounted for the higher than average percent of
24.6%, while pleasure accounted for 57.5% of the total arrivals.
Japanese residents accounted for 19.8% of the total arrivals,
Sweden residents 11.2%, United Kindgom 10.9% and the Philippines
8.3%.
Air was the primary mode of travel, accounting for 98.5% of
all arrivals with sea travel accounting for the remaining 1.5%.
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MEXICAN BORDER PORTS
The Mexican border ports recorded 936,450 foreign visitor arrivals
in 1970--6,1% more than in 1969. Pleasure trips accounted for
98.1% of all arrivals while business trips equaled only 1.1%.
The Mexican ports as specified, represented 86.2% of all
Mexican arrivals.
Arrivals at the Mexican border ports were predominantly by land
with 98.1% of the total arrivals using that mode; air travel
accounted for 1.9%.
The top five ports:
San Ysidro
Laredo
Nogales
El Paso
Calexico
Number
256,641
151,157
131,903
88,619
61,197
Percent of Mexican
Border Arrivals
27.4%
16.1
14.1
9.5
6.5
The main purpose of the arrivals at these ports were as follows:
Pleasure Business
San Ysidro 99.1% 0.4%
Laredo 98.7 0.5
Nogales 99.3 0.2
El Paso 95.0 3.0
Calexico 95.3 4.4
The residents of Mexico accounted for 98.1% of all visitor arrivals
entering through the Mexican border ports. The largest number of
non-Mexican residents entering a port was 3,763 Central Americans
who entered San Ysidro.
Composition of Arrivals
South Central West Total
Europe America America Indies Asia Oceania Mexico Arrivals
Port
San Ysidro
Laredo
0.2%
1.1
0.2%
0.1
1.5%
1.9
0.1
0.1
0.1
97.9% 256,641
96.7 151,157
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Port
Nogales
El Paso
Calexico
Brownsville
Roma
Composition of Arrivals (Cont'd)
South Central West Total
Europe America America Indies Asia Oceania Mexico Arrivals
0.2%
0.6
0.2
1.9
*
0.1%
0.4
0.1
1.0
0.1
0.3%
0.5
0.4
2.9
Orl
0.1
0.1
*
0.1
*
0.2
0.1
*
0.1
*
99.3
98.3
99.1
93.8
99.7
131,903
88,619
61,197
26,380
12,821
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GULF OF MEXICO PORTS
The Gulf of Mexico ports recorded 96,243 foreign visitor arrivals
in 1970 — 9.8% more than in 1969 (58,660 or 60.9% were arrivals
from Mexico). These ports as specified, represented 1,7% of
overseas arrivals and 5.4% of Mexican arrivals. Pleasure trips
accounted for 89.2% of the Gulf Ports* arrivals, while business
represented 4.2%, Air was the predominant mode of travel, accounting
for 97.8%. * B
The three major ports:
Percent of Gulf
Number Port Arrivals
San Antonio 44,134 45.9%
New Orleans 30,016 31.2
Houston 21,126 21.4
The main purpose of the arrivals at these ports were as follows:
Pleasure Business
San Antonio 94.2% 2.5% 4
New Orleans 82.3 5.4
Houston 88.9 6.1
The Gulf of Mexico ports have slightly higher percentages of pleasure
arrivals compared to other U.S. area ports.
The San Antonio port of entry was favored by residents of Mexico
with 86.3% of its arrivals being Mexican.
Almost half of the visitor arrivals entering through the New Orleans
port of entry were residents of Central America (49.0%). Another
24,2% of the arrivals were residents of Mexico.
The majority of visitor arrivals entering through the port of Houston
were residents of Mexico, representing 63,0% of its total arrivals,
while Europeans accounted for 15.8%.
Of the total visitor arrivals entering through the Gulf of Mexico
ports, 60.9% were residents of Mexico.
Composition of Arrivals
South Central West Total
Europe America America Indies Asia Oceania Mexico Arrivals
5.3% 3.5% 1.9% 0.5% 2.1% 0.4% 86.3% 44,134
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Composition of Arrivals ( Cont'd)
South Central West Total
Europe America America Indies Asia Oceania Mexico Arrivals
11.6% 10.5% 49.0% 1.7% 1.7% 1.1% 24.2% 30,016
15.8 7.4 10.5 0.4 2.2 0.5 63.0 21,126
ARRIVALS - HOUSTON
A total of 21,126 visitor arrivals entered through the port of Houston
in 1970, representing an 18.8% increase over 1969. Pleasure trips
accounted for 88.9% of the arrivals while business accounted for 6,1%.
Outside of the residents of Mexico, country representation in the
total arrivals was widely disbursed with residents of Guatemala
accounting for 3.3% of the total arrivals and residents of France
accounting for 3.1%. These are the two largest represented countries
outside of Mexico. There are 449 more residents of France represented
in the 1970 figures than in 1969.
Air was the predominant mode of travel, representing 97.8% of the
total arrivals.
ARRIVALS - NEW ORLEANS
In 1970, a total of 30,016 visitor arrivals entered through the
port of New Orleans, representing a 5.0% increase over 1969. Pleasure
trips accounted for 82.3% of the arrivals while business accounted
for 5.4%.
Central American residents accounted for 49.0% of the total arrivals,
while Mexican residents accounted for 24.2%. The major countries
within Central America represented in the total arrivals were Honduras
15.9%, Guatemala 14.7%, and El Salvador 6.8%. The largest arrival
share of the South American countries was represented by Venezuela
(6.1%) .
Air was the predominant mode of travel accounting for 96.6% of the
arrivals, with sea accounting for 3.4%.
ARRIVALS - SAN ANTONIO
In 1970, a total of 44,134 visitor arrivals entered through the port
of San Antonio, representing a 9.8% increase over 1969. Pleasure
trips accounted for 94.2% of the arrivals while business accounted
for 2.5%.
With Mexican residents accounting for 86.3% of the arrivals, the other
larger shares were represented by Germany and Japan, each with 1.5%
of the total arrivals.
All arrivals into the port of San Antonio were made by air.
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SECTION B
U.S. CITIZEN AIR AND SEA
DEPARTURES BY PORT
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SECTION B - U.S. CITIZEN AIR & SEA DEPARTURES
TO
OVERSEAS COUNTRIES
BY
PORT
1970
HIGHLIGHTS OF
U.S.
CITIZEN
AIR
AND SEA DEPARTURE:
TO
DVER-
SEAS COUNTRIES
BY PORT
In 1970, 5.8 million U.S. citizens departed for overseas countries,
representing a 12.6% increase over 1969.
Of the 5.8 million, 5.3 million U.S. citizens (91% of the total)
departed by air and regular ship for overseas countries. (The
remaining 8% departed the U.S. via cruise shios.1
The top ten ranking ports of departure, accounting for 85% of the
5,3 million U.S. citizens departing for overseas countries, are as
follows :
Overseas U.S.
Citizen Departures
Port Rank
New York 1
Miami 2
Boston 3
Honolulu 4
Chicago 5
Los Angeles 6
San Juan 7
Anchorage 8
Seattle 9
U.S. Virgin Islands 10
Sub-total
TOTAL (Excluding cruise ships)
NOTE : Please note the analysis in this report reflects air and
sea departures to overseas countries only as recorded on
Forms 1-92.
In addition to the 5,845,148 such departures, 14.3 million
American departures to Canada and 1.8 million American
departures to Mexico were recorded, bringing the total number
of U.S. citizen departures abroad to 21,948,522 — 10.5% more
than in 1969.
Number
Share
2,562,413
48.5%
725,473
13.7
256,374
4.9
243,282
4.6
168,281
3.2
147,538
2.8
138,574
2.6
96,495
1.8
77,808
1.5
64,987
1.2
4,481 ,225
84.8
5,286,603
100.0%
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U.S. CITIZEN DEPARTURES - AGANA. GUAM
A total of 72,104 U.S. citizens departed the U.S. at Agana, Guam
in 1970, representing a 47% increase over 1969. The increase from
1968 to 1969 was 10%.
Of this total, 74% debarked in countries of Asia, primarily the
Philippines (20% of all Aganan departures) and Hong Kong (16%).
The remaining 26% debarked in the Oceania area.
Air was the primary mode of travel used by citizens departing Agana,
accounting for almost 100% of the total with almost all using
U.S. flag carriers.
U.S. CITIZEN DEPARTURES - ANCHORAGE
A total of 96,495 U.S. citizens departed Anchorage in 1970, repre-
senting a 68% increase over the 1969 figure. The increase from
1968 to 1969 was 31%.
Almost all of these U.S. citizens debarked in Asia (92%) and
chiefly in the country of Japan (78% of all Anchorage departures), with
the remaining 8% in European countries. An additional 665 individuals
debarked in Canada.
All departures were made by air, with 80% flying on U.S. flag
carriers. In 1969, however, U.S. flag carriers accounted for 90%
of the figure.
U.S. CITIZEN DEPARTURES - BALTIMORE
A total of 71,465 U.S. citizens departed Baltimore for countries
overseas in 1970, representing a 70% increase over 1969, The
trend from 1968 to 1969, however, had shown an increase of 131%.
Of this total, 84% debarked in islands of the West Indies, with
Bermuda accounting for 37% and the Bahamas for 24% of all departures.
These percentages are down considerably from the 1969 figures,
especially for Bermuda. It had accounted for 55% of all departures
in 1969. Jamaica, on the other hand, has been increasing its share
to where it is now within one percentage point of equaling the
Bahamas share of debarkations.
Air was the predominant mode of departure, accounting for almost
100% of the total with nearly all using U.S. flag carriers (98%).
An additional 10,890 U.S. citizens departed Baltimore for Canada
and 664 for Mexico. This was a decrease with respect to Canada,
of 11% over 1969. There were also 1,086 U.S. citizens that departed
Baltimore on cruise ships.
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U.S. CITIZEN DEPARTURES - BALTIMORE (Cont'd)
Please note that these figures reflect last U.S. port of debar-
kation. Consequently, U.S. citizens departing Baltimore for
Europe via Boston or New York would be counted as leaving the U.S
at these ports rather than at Baltimore.
U.S. CITIZEN DEPARTURES - BOSTON
In 1970, a total of 256,374 U.S. citizens departed Boston, repre-
senting an 18% increase over the 1969 figures and ranking third
with respect to U.S. citizen overseas departures. The 1969 figures,
however, had shown a 40% increase over the previous year.
Europe was the primary destination of 78% of those departing with
39% of all departures debarking in the United Kingdom, 12% in France,
10% in Ireland, 7% in West Germany and 6% in Italy.
The other major area of debarkation was the West Indies, represen-
ting 21% of all U.S. citizen departures. Bermuda was the main
destination, accounting for 19% of all departures.
Nearly all departures were made by air (99%) with 65% flying on
U.S. flag carriers.
An additional 311 individuals departed Boston for Mexico on U.S.
airlines. There were also 376 U.S. citizens that departed Boston
on cruise ships.
U.S. CITIZEN DEPARTURES - CHICAGO
A total of 168,281 U.S. citizens departed Chicago for countries
overseas, representing a 44% increase over 1969. The 1969 figures
had only shown a 7% increase over 1968,
Europe was the primary destination accounting for 96% of all
overseas departures. Chief countries of debarkation were as
follows: United Kingdom (33% of all departures), Germany (18%),
France (8%), Ireland (7%). Italy (6%), and Denmark (5%).
All U.S. citizens departed Chicago by air with 56% using foreign
flag carriers.
An additional 59,951 U.S. citizens departed by air for Mexico and
20,204 departed Chicago by air for Canada.
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U.S. CITIZEN DEPARTURES - HONOLULU
In 1970, a total of 243,282 U.S. citizens departed Honolulu,
representing a 24% gain over 1969 and ranking fourth with
respect to U.S. citizen overseas departures.
Asia was the primary destination accounting for 69% of total
U.S. overseas departures, followed by Oceania with 30%. This
was a slight change compared to the 1969 figures. The above
percentages represent a decrease of 4 percentage points for
Asia and an increase of 3 percentage points for Oceania* The
chief countries of debarkation in Asia were Japan (56%), Philippines
(6%) and Hong Kong (4%). With respect to the Oceania area, 13%
of all departures debarked in Australia and 13% in Fiji and other
islands in the South Pacific.
A majority of U.S. citizens departing Honolulu used U.S. flag
carriers (53%). Nearly all departures were made by air (97%).
An additional 1,999 departed Honolulu for Canada and 7 for Mexico.
There were also 1,449 U.S. citizens that departed Honolulu on
cruise ships.
U.S. CITIZEN DEPARTURES - HOUSTON
In 1970, a total of 17,337 U.S. citizens departed Houston,
representing an increase of 34% over 1969. Houston departures
in 1969 had only shown an increase of 4% over 1968.
Europe was the chief area of debarkation, representing 51% of
the total, followed by Central America with 46%. The 1969 figures
had shown Central America accounting for the majority with 56%,
followed by Europe with 40%. Within Europe in 1970, the chief
countries of debarkation were the Netherlands (31%) and France
(20%). In Central America 26% of all Houston departures debarked
in Panama and 11% in Guatemala.
Nearly all U.S. citizens departing for countries overseas did so
by air with 51% on foreign flag carriers. U.S. flag carriers had
been the dominant mode in 1969 with 61% of the total air travel.
An additional 33,631 departed Houston for Mexico, representing an
increase of 13% over 1969. All but 21 departed by air with 61%
using U.S. flag carriers. There were also 123 additional U.S.
citizens departing Houston for Canada.
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U.S. CITIZEN DEPARTURES - LOS ANGELES
A total of 147,538 U.S. citizens departed Los Angeles in 1970
for countries overseas, representing an increase of 16% over 1969.
Europe was the primary destination accounting for 67% of total
U.S. overseas departures* Other destinations included the Oceania
area (13%), Central America (10%) and South America (9%). The
primary countries of debarkation were as follows: United Kingdom
(43% of all departures), France (14%), West Germany (5%) and
Guatemala (4%). The United Kingdom has increased 11 percentage
points over the 1969 figures while West Germany has decreased
10 percentage points. France and Guatemala show only slight
changes .
Air was the dominant mode of travel, accounting for 99% of U.S.
citizen departures. Fifty-five percent of U.S. citizens departing
Los Aneeles did so on U.S. flag carriers.
An additional 137,481 citizens departed Los Angeles for Mexico, and
247 for Canada. Nearly all (99%) used air travel as their mode of
transportation with 57% using foreign flag carriers. This is a
slight increase (4 percentage points) over 1969 figures.
There were also 17,692 U.S. citizens that departed Los Angeles
on cruise ships. Ninety-eight percent of these individuals used
foreign flag carriers.
Please note these figures reflect last U.S. port of debarkation,
therefore, U.S. citizens departing Los Angeles for Japan or other
countries in Asia via Honolulu or Guam would be counted as leaving
the U.S. at these ports rather than at Los Angeles.
U.S. CITIZEN DEPARTURES - MIAMI
In 1970, 725,473 U.S. citizens departed Miami for countries over-
seas, representing a 2% increase over 1969 and ranking second in
volume of overseas departures.
The West Indies area was the primary destination of these travelers,
representing 75% of all U.S. citizen overseas debarkations. South
America accounted for 12% of total debarkations, Central America
for 9% and Europe for 4%. Over half of all U.S. citizens departing
for countries overseas, debarked in the Bahamas (56%), while Jamaica
accounted for 13% and Panama 5%.
All but 603 individuals departed Miami by air — 61% of which traveled
on U.S. flag carriers.
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U.S. CITIZEN DEPARTURES - MIAMI (Cont'd)
An additional 269,165 U.S. citizens departed Miami on cruise ships —
all on foreign flag cruise ships. Another 28,208 departed Miami
for Mexico and 2,663 departed for Canada. All but 18 U.S. citizens
departing Miami for Mexico and Canada travelled by air with 59%
using foreign flag carriers to Mexico and 96% using U.S. flag
carriers to Canada.
U.S. CITIZEN DEPARTURES - NEW ORLEANS
In 1970, 40,298 U.S. citizens departed New Orleans for countries
overseas, representing a 6% increase over 1969.
The major areas of debarkation were the West Indies (55%) and
Central America (39%). Jamaica was the chief country of debar-
kation, representing 53% of all departures. Other debarkations
were dispersed throughout Central America.
Of the total U.S. citizen overseas departures, 98% departed New
Orleans by air, 77% of which traveled on U.S. flag carriers. Of
the 2% that departed by sea, 76% traveled on U.S. flag carriers.
In addition, 30,029 U.S. citizens departed New Orleans for Mexico,
almost all using U.S. airlines. This, however, was a 13% decrease
over 1969 in the number of departures. There were also 301
individuals that departed New Orleans for Canada.
U.S. CITIZEN DEPARTURES - NEW YORK
A total of 2,562,413 U.S. citizens departed New York for countries
overseas, representing a 12% increase Over 1969 and ranking first
with respect to U.S. citizen overseas departures.
U.S. citizens departed New York for all areas of the world with the
majority debarking in Europe--74# . The West Indies ranked second
with 19% of total U.S. overseas debarkations followed by Asia with
4% and South America with 3%. Of the total departures, 17% debarked
in the United Kingdom.
Air was the prominent mode of departure, accounting for 97% of all
U.S. citizen overseas departures, with 51% air departures on U.S.
flag carriers.
In addition, 76,393 U.S. citizens departed New York for Mexico.
All of these individuals traveled by air with 68% using U.S. flag
carriers. Another 819 departed for Canada, 97% of which traveled
by air. Of those traveling by air, 52% used U.S. airlines. There
were also 154,820 U.S. citizens that departed New York on cruise
ships, representing a 5% decrease over 1969. Of the individuals
traveling on cruise ships, 94% used foreign flag carriers.
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U.S. CITIZEN DEPARTURES - SAN ANTONIO
A total of 470 U.S. citizens departed San Antonio for countries
overseas in 1970, chiefly to Spain (51%) and the Netherlands (32%).
All traveled by air with 51% using U.S. flag carriers. U.S. flag
carriers, however, had accounted for all of the air travel in 1969,
The Bahamas, which had accounted for 75% of the debarkations in
1969,
An additional 96,223 U.S. citizens departed San Antonio for Mexico,
an 8% decrease from 1969. All of these individuals traveled by
air with 74% on U.S. flag carriers.
U.S. CITIZEN DEPARTURES - SAN FRANCISCO
A total of 17,398 U.S. citizens departed San Francisco in 1970,
representing a 3% decrease from 1969. The 1969 figures had shown
a decline of 33% from 1968.
The major areas of debarkation were Europe (60%) and Asia (36%).
The United Kingdom was the chief country of debarkation accounting
for 42% of all departures with Japan having 27%.
Ninety percent of all U.S. citizens departing for countries over-
seas did so by air with 57% of them using U.S. flag carriers. Of
the 1,690 individuals that departed by sea, 66% used foreign
flag carriers.
In addition, 418 U.S. citizen departed San Francisco for Canada,
a decrease of 4%, from 1969.
Another 725 departed San Francisco on cruise ships, 63% of which
used foreign flag carriers.
U.S. CITIZEN DEPARTURES - SAN JUAN
A total of 138,574 U.S. citizens departed San Juan in 1970 for
countries overseas, representing a 3% decrease from 1969. The 1969
figures had shown a 12% increase over 1968.
The primary area of debarkation was the West Indies, accounting for
79% of all overseas debarkations. South America was the second
most important, representing 11% of the total, while Europe ranked
third with 10%. The primary countries of debarkation were Dominican
Republic (30%), Netherlands Antilles (13%), Antigua (12%), Venezuela
(9%), Jamaica (7%), Spain (6%), and Haiti (5%).
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U.S. CITIZEN DEPARTURES - SAN JUAN (Cont'd)
Nearly all (99%) of the individuals departed by air with 65% of
them using U.S. flag carriers.
In addition, 166 departed San Juan for Mexico.
Another 14,515 U.S. citizens departed San Juan on cruise ships, a
112% increase over 1969, 98% of them using foreign flag carriers.
U.S. CITIZEN DEPARTURES - SEATTLE
A total of 77,808 U.S. citizens departed Seattle for countries over-
seas in 1970, representing a 1% decrease over 1969, The 1969 figures
had shown a 12% increase in the number of departures over 1968.
Of this total, 52% debarked in Asia and 48% in Europe. The primary
countries of debarkation were Japan (47%), Denmark (2l%) and United
Kingdom (18%).
Over 99% used air as their mode of travel with 73% of the individuals
using U.S. flag carriers.
In addition, 384 U.S. citizens departed Seattle for Canada--64%
by sea primarily using foreign flag carriers (98% of sea travel
to Canada). This is a 25% increase over 1969 in departures to
Canada. In 1969, however, 34% had traveled by sea and the majority
had used U.S. flag carriers (67%).
U.S. CITIZEN DEPARTURES - U.S. VIRGIN ISLANDS
A total of 64,987 U.S. citizens departed the Virgin Islands for
countries overseas in 1970, representing a 28% increase over 1969.
The 1969 figures had shown a 44% increase over the 1968 total.
The West Indies was the predominant area of debarkation, representing
97% of all U.S. citizen overseas departures. Specific islands within
this area where the majority of total debarkations occurred were the
British Virgin Islands (38%), Netherland Antilles (22%) and
Antiqua (18%).
Sea as a mode of travel is more popular at this port than any of
the other selected U.S. gateway cities. Twenty-one percent of U.S.
citizens departing U.S. Virgin Islands did so by sea. Of these,
98% departed on foreign flag carriers. Of the 79% departing the
Virgin Islands by air in 1970, 58% of them used U.S. airlines.
In addition, 142 U.S. citizens departed the U.S. Virgin Islands for
Mexico and 71 for Canada. Another 74,232 U.S. citizens departed on
cruise ships--96% using foreign flag carriers.
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U.S. CITIZEN DEPARTURES - WASHINGTON. D.C.
A total of 63,950 U.S. citizens departed for countries overseas
in 1970, representing a 10% decrease from 1969. The 1969 figures
had shown a 40% increase over the 1968 total.
Europe was the primary area of debarkation, representing 80% of
the total, with the West Indies accounting for 14% of the total.
Chief countries of debarkation were the United Kingdom (52% of
total departures), France (14%), Germany (11%), Bermuda (8%),
Guatemala (6%) and the Bahamas (5%).
All U.S. citizens departing Washington, D.C. for countries overseas
departed by air with 97% flying on U.S. flag carriers.
An additional 4,761 U.S. citizens departed from Washington, D.C.
for Mexico,
31
U.S. CITIZEN AIR AND SEA DEPARTURES — TOTAL U.S.
Total air and sea departures by U.S. citizens to countries overseas
reached 5,845,148 in 1970 — 12.6% more than in 1969. The ports iden-
tified in this study account for 5,286,603 of this figure, represen-
ting an increase of 14.1% over 1969.
Of the 5.3 million American departures, 59% departed on U.S. flag
carriers; 31% on foreign flag carriers. Air was the predominant
mode with 98% departing via air, 2% via regular ship.
With respect to overseas departures by geographic area, 53% of the
total or 2,827,158 departed for Europe in 1970, representing 21.6%
more than the 1969 figure. Of this figure, 98% departed by air with
the ratio of U.S. to foreign flag carrier being 53% U.S. and 47%
foreign.
The West Indies was the second most popular area accounting for 29%
of all U.S. citizen air and sea overseas departures or 1,531,589.
This figure represents a slight decrease over 1969--down 0.2%. Ninety-
nine percent of the total departing for the West Indies did so by air,
with 70% departing on U.S. flag carriers and 30% using foreign
flag carriers.
Asia was the third most popular area, accounting for 9% of all U.S.
citizen air and sea overseas departures (476,205) in 1970--30% more
than in 1969. Ninety-nine percent departed by air with 63% using U.S.
flag carriers and 37% foreign flag carriers.
U.S. citizens traveling directly to South America accounted for 4%
of the total or 192,731 U.S. citizens and represented — a 6% gain
over 1969. Ninety-nine percent departed by air with only 47%
traveling via U.S. flag carriers. This is the only area where more
U.S. citizens travel via foreign flag carriers than via U.S. flaj>
carriers .
U.S. citizens traveling directly to Central America numbered 117,026
in 1970 (2% of the total) — up 8% over 1969. Ninety-nine percent
departed by air with 70% departing on U.S. flag carriers and 30%
on foreign flag carriers.
The Oceania area accounted for 112,943 or 2% of all U.S. citizen
air and sea overseas departures in 1970--23% more than in 1969.
Ninety-six percent departed by air with 63% using U.S. flag carriers
and 37% departing on foreign flag carriers.
An additional 558,545 U.S. citizens left the U.S. via cruise ships —
5% more than in 1969. Of the 558,545; 543,832 or 97% departed on
cruise ships of foreign countries. And 603 American departures were
recorded to other overseas areas bringing the total U.S. air and sea
overseas departures to 5,845,148.
NOTE ; In 1970, 14.3 million American departures to Canada and 1.8
million American departures to Mexico were recorded bringing the total
number of U.S. departures abroad to 21 , 948 , 522--+10 . 5% over 1969.
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STATISTICAL TABLES
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES BY PORT
1970
Table l
-A
37
ATLANTIC PORTS
TOTAL ARRIVALS
HALT1
IMOR6
6QSTUN
MIAMI
hi h
YURK CITY
EIIRflPF
BUSINESS PLEASURE
TOTAL
BUSINESS
PLtASUKt
TOTAL
BUSINESS
pleasure
IUIAL
BUSINb SS
PLtASUKt
IUIAL
AUSTRIA
REL61UM
1
12
13
13
14
25
51
loo
113
166
167
345
54
174
547
1144
652
14ol
1637
3593
7 73
82 92
97/3
12498
DENMARK
F IM AND
4
2
24
3
28
5
79
26
184
82
279
111
68
35
440
178
5ol
224
2C97
1123
7812
5592
1062/
7193
FRANCE
fiFRMANY
12
37
41
261
55
332
1537
1174
2773
1604
4490
3096
420
672
4636
7029
5571
8611
14062
19041
51369
86784
69934
11^480
RFEECR
ICEI ANC
2
25
5
29
5
42
3
316
5
419
6
50
10
174
86
435
9b
1343
527
6 715
2362
15966
2985
1 BEL AND
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1
16
16
16
18
40
128
551
1483
1880
1665
2634
113
579
258
2426
405
3493
2098
11104
12350
42364
15044
60356
Luxembourg
nftrfri ants
11
2
4C
2
52
2
302
7
330
9
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9
257
118
1311
131
1743
65
72 63
452
17661
53o
26500
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t
53
2
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49
219
1629
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39
440
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693
211
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662
654 7
4182
12091
7503
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7
14
88
21
102
35
44
296
128
423
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262
202
1226
1260
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1582
3790
52 10
9293
16503
15145
22597
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IIMTFT K 1NGDOM
5
143
28
569
35
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150
3166
307
57 59
48 1
9311
263
1788
1947
12989
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29756
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22507
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3
9
13
47
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313
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308
579
3071
13135
16327
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nil IV IA
13
2
13
2
16
1
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5
66
6
556
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11160
2060
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140
2 0377
846
23518
1282
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1
20
33
21
34
5
67
21
100
31
1028
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7900
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21471
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1
48
31
49
33
6
27
18
49
20
1 125
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527
14130
8271
17013
9525
PARAGUAY
PERU
16
IS
2
31
40
45
404
360
16899
5o7
166B5
56
262
279
7706
486
8726
URUGUAY
VENFZUFI. A
c
1
1
37
3
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2
6
13
52
16
88
111
1022
1398
16036
1663
19430
3 70
1998
334 7
19160
4663
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10
15
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1133
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6961
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1
2
2
3
2
19
16
31
20
249
197
0669
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9647
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41
43
934
74 5
1140
872
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HCNDURAS
2
7
2
7
4
1
17
11
31
32
272
292
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11310
72 70
53
30
952
366
1130
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C
1
11
1
11
1
13
9
31
21
348
577
5789
8935
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10895
32
231
523
2966
603
3038
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aFST INDIES
1
3
69
1514
2090
2
96
126
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BAHAMAS
1
1
86
1
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2
5
50
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9
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66
192
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4981
1050
5435
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c
54
2
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2
1179
1
81
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12
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80
23
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12416
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1
28
11
346
13
415
6
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25
40
41
61
172
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2
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12769
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5
13
11
21
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2821
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215
2710
3777
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1
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5
7
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57
74
128
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27
92
109
213
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379
369
21 74
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5779
13007
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ISRAEI
1
2
20
18
23
21
12
30
94
101
19 1
148
14
155
68
342
131
56j
445
2700
3224
16629
5601
21409
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7
6
1
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1
251
4
121
9
390
15
691
21
677
26
1550
62
10956
6 931
470
19424
909
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1
2
3
3
4
14
116
47
170
93
39
61
91
186
172
262
616
3 SI
1 73 o
2473
3159
TEA II AND
(ilEER ASIA
7
1
16
2
28
4
44
26
149
66
32 7
2
53
28
267
40
505
131
17 50
576
5695
1199
10553
nr. e i n i a
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2
36
3S
115
413
563
138
1311
1544
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11005
15602
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CTEFR rCEANIA
2
1
6
9
2
28
102
10
134
22
30
2
366
67
425
bl
421
43
2 83
288
3921
490
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6
23
4C
99
34U
574
139
523
7^3
39C6
11255
19019
MFX ICC
5
101
c
111
3
104
125
267
12106
13071
1270
30773
36647
OTHER (lVERSFAS
7
7
2
14
17
5
30
36
GRAIvO TOTALS
407
3241
3 97 9
8763
22085
34559
1858b
339472
j94669
158238
697308
963781
ATLANTIC PORTS
IUTAL ARrWALS
PpiIlAUHPHlA
PURT Ei/tRGL«DfcS
SAN
JUANj p,k
VIRGIN
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HIHOF
BUSINESS
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TOTAL
BUSINESS
PLEASURt TOTAL
BUSINESS
PLEASURE
TOTAL
BUSINESS PLEASURE
TOTAL
AUSTRIA
rlfir-llIM
33
99
117
79
156
182
1
2
2b
4a
26
50
3
18
SI
103
69
140
1
15
26
24
30
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F INI ami
20
10
52
22
78
36
2
29
13
29
15
16
8
95
28
134
40
5
323
10
333
10
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I.FRRANY
270
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558
2 7 1
696
3534
2
9
497
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499
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137
154
1972
1733
27 53
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27
62
442
577
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12
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13
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13
4
6
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4
1
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127
63
290
79
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2
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12
113
16
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524
32
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20
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170
16
197
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4
162
2
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6
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5
3
118
3
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56
4
545
4
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10
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2
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27
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10
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66
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100
1775
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311
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14
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258
1299
377
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8
138
129
1679
139
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26
125
166
1
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7
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73
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1
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P.CLIVIA 1 t 9 4 4 2 73 66
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27
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31
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220
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1
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84
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86
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4
171
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1
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7
4
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26
69
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96
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1
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207
7
7 14
6C.01
5
114
130
1
62
88
NF« 7 FAI AND
8
63
75
52
2260
1
41
44
34
34
CTFFR CH'.FAN I a
,KARu TC.TALS j74n 9722 14719 132 12970 29639 3601 73633 bo974 19E7 4 863 5b497
55
126
273
40
45
19
90
125
3
44
56
4
216
zze
74^
746
95
1164
145z
4
261
276
c
c
2
2
3
3
TABLE I. A
ATLANTIC PORTS
IilIAL ARRIVALS
NuSMNOTON. 0.
(..
1970
OTHER ATLANTIC
TOTAL ATLANTIo
HIRCPF
BUS IMF .SS
PL FA SORE
TOTAL
BUSINESS
PLEASURE
roT al
BUSINESS
PLtASURE
IUT»L
AUSTRIA
RF1GIUM
44
149
133
219
185
381
14
13
543
207
579
227
1644
42 20
9289
10299
11043
13334
DFNPARK
F IM WO
41
20
136
47
184
70
7
6
20 3
48
214
38
2337
1232
9298
6C23
1*467
776*
FSAHCF
GFRHANY
619
9h0
1393
2041
2311
3175
38
316
2612
1075O
2718
11337
17144
23125
66493
116567
04734
146587
GFFFf.F
1 (H Jivf
3*
2
64
2
IP 8
5
5
84
19
100
20
1537
542
7486
2487
17*09
31*4
I RFI AND
ITALY
14
181
49
363
b7
788
14
41
314
335
39 3
367
2389
12O90
14379
46701
17737
o459o
LUXEMBOURG
NFTFFRl ANDS
6
219
3
303
1 C
605
38
23
493
26
606
86
8343
616
21656
7*4
3*2lO
rJCRkAY
PTRTIIGAI
72
1
92
£7
207
111
13
10
261
16
^86
28
2336
9b2
7671
6168
14131
Hole
SPAIN
SHEOFN
41
190
121
2 54
181
462
25
18
106
340
137
374
4392
6034
12527
19675
2U341
20B39
SkITZFRI and
IIMTFO K 1NGDGM
124
1973
194
4319
33 9
6455
27
301
1024
3dl4
1079
6373
6309
39413
194lo
139921
14995
*77oi
196670
GTFFR FUnHPF
SrUilh AMFRKA
146
175
336
46
9 10
492
3458
20657
ARGENTINA
HfLIV IA
6
2
107
14
119
16
8
53
6
63
6
2362
344
33425
3016
37536
4176
RRA7II
r.ntf
7
14
76
49
87
66
4
4
66
36
62
42
4373
1396
23744
19808
3*473
**70o
CCLCMRIA
fcuioau
14
1
69
33
89
39
1
1
44
41
61
48
21B9
39244
19659
"686"
25493
4C304
22960
PARAGUAY
PFRU
3
5
93
6
98
2
4
24
4
32
103
697
1113
26397
URUGUAY
VfNt/llH A
3
3
29
68
33
77
1
12
50
14
55
505
3251
4896
42563
0312
3 041*
OTl-FR SO. AMERICA
CFNTRtl AMERICA
1
17
19
o
10
407
5906
oOOl
r.TSTA RICA
Fl SAI VACI1K
23
63
2 95
868
352
982
L7
13
12
31
14
357
310
101*6
9244
11454
10343
GljATFMAl A
HTNTURAS
113
19
2374
121
2603
144
17
7
19
10
450
341
14120
6303
13370
t>2 7*
NICARAGUA
PANAMA
R
3
151
29
192
34
22
19
15
22
41
39~9
83o
6752
12264
"21 ~SW
~~ 10343"
120056
5424
1526B
6430
52348
613*
13032
GTHFR C. AMFR1CA
MFST INDIES
C
7
8
2
2
101
*5e
Hal
467
935
853
1796
26*6
ANT IGIIA
RAF AM AS
3
5
39
21
42
1
86
4
4099
3
4*BU
9
lol7
11730
l*546B
RAHAACnS
HFRMUCA
b
6
IF9
8
224
67
5
1461
o7ol
16540
BRITISH VIRGIN IL S
DOINIGAN REPUFLIC
C
2
69
C
75
3
42
9
42
12
6034
3 73 9
HAITI
JAMAICA
1
2
13
55
14
78
3
H
380
399
671
3331
640
1432
9061
349C2
6994
23433
13390
H4160
NFTF. AN 1 ILL FS
TKIMGAIl + TOBAL-G
3
1
10
35
15
62
1
3
12
29
16
39
4637
*4203
I1IFFK nFST INOitS
AS 1 t
1
34
52
7
43
37
39"
1
899
*9951
3601*
HfNG KKIMb
IKCIA
4
73
14
116
21
31 7
3
9
28
62
H22
2453
1667
6351
39C4
17360
8091
54c
*lt3
2636
6 99
6619
14*7c
3104
11043
1 hrt
1 SRAFI
33
29
245
93
606
13C
8
4
1B9
76
407
128
11 1
10
322
2944
12417
320
713
304
13C
1990
73*7
*2300
J (HI
KTRFA
163
16
99
16
266
33
*3
1
77
7
**3l*
1117
LFPANGN
Phil 1FPINFS
26
If.
77
52
134
73
7
1
b
39
22
43
30O0
3700
TFA1I AND
nTFFR «\l»
1C
91)
47
24«
11 1
44 5
5
14
o
109
14
10O
1401
1220*
(1CFAMA
AILS THAI I A
95
3 34
461
L7
112
140
27oB
*3373
NFm 7 Ffll AM)
flTFFR OCEANIA
17
3
1 li
7
136
12
1
43
7
48
7
306
54
3664
407
70o6
010
AF R 1 ( I
201
367
786
12
97
140
4442
129*7
46944
*loOl
MFX icr
38
975
1099
6
30u
347
6
^„A692„.
11
3*«2o*
OTFiFR OVERSEAS
C
1
1
4
4
*i_
7o
GRANT. TOTAL S
34R3
181 23
2clo6
1476
J2UU4
Jiu 7
20*975
l*373ec
lo403lC
Table 1-U
40
ATLANTIC PuRTS
1
ARRIVALS BY
AIR
D
ALT1MURF
1970
BUSI ON
MIAMI
NEK
YORK CITY
Fllkl PF
BUSINESS
PLEASURE
TOTAL
B U S I Nt S S
PLfcASuRc
1 Ul aL
BUSINESS
PLEASURt
lulAL
oUSINt SS,
PLEASURt
IUI AL
Ao.^TrIa
BELGIUM
12
13
13
14
25
51
158
113
160
167
343
54
174
544
1134
649
1451
1622
3577
/605
8179
9617
12366
DENMARK
F |M AND
4
2
11
3
15
5
79
26
184
71
*79
99
68
34
417
146
558
191
2C89
1117
7 721
5558
10522
7143
FRANCE
GFRRANY
12
31
36
257
50
299
1537
1173
2773
1791
4490
3UOl
420
o71
4611
6956
5346
6333
14021
18918
5046B
67387
68910
110626
GRFFCF
ICELAND
22
2
23
2
42
3
309
3
412
6
50
10
167
85
420
97
1365
527
6505
2 35 7
15562
2960
1 EFLANU
ITAIY
1
16
It
13
18
37
128
551
1483
1880
looS
2o34
113
574
2 52
2285
399
3346
2055
10994
12272
41201
14959
58911
LUXEMBOURG
NFTPERL ANCS
11
2
31
2
43
2
301
7
327
9
607
9
237
118
1297
131
1729
64
7245
44 6
17280
531
26038
NLknAY
PTRTIIGAI
6
20
2
52
9
06
49
20b
1629
300
2231
79
39
332
123
376
208
2008
ttC
6319
4152
11/93
/523
soften
7
14
87
16
100
30
44
2 9o
128
417
272
7o3
261
201
1215
1180
-1/9
I 3Ul
3 7 79
5132
9127
16172
14391
*2152
SR IT7FRLANO
UNITED K |i. i.i, u,i
5
1*3
26
557
33
75 6
149
3160
307
5744
480
9290
261
17B3
1917
12617
*368
16926
3/86
2952o
1544 b
10152
221 76
14U042
OTFFR EUROPE
sniiTH amfk if a
3
9
13
47
2 42
307
110
291
boi
3055
12 640
17B03
ARGFNT INA
R CI IV I A
u
13
2
13
2
16
1
43
5
65
8
556
203
10827
2047
11636
<:748
19C3
140
20279
843
23414
1277
RRA7II
f.FIl F
1
18
8
19
9
21
5
65
21
9b
31
1028
665
7B08
13132
9806
1430B
3169
660
14890
5 731
21334
7099
f.flflMRlA
ECUADOR
29
4
30
4
2/
IB
48
20
1123
745
22 676
11037
13054
522
52 7
1409/
8240
10939
9462
PARAGUAY
PFRU
H
C
10
2
31
40
45
404
355
16777
5oi
lo3o*
56
239
279
76/8
486
8669
URUGUAY
V FNE7UEI A
1
1
10
3
11
2
6
13
5*
16
88
111
1022
1357
15877
lo2l
18633
3/4
1991
333o
19 039
4647
204C.2
CVIFFR Sli. AMERICA
CFNTRAL AHFkICA
1
t
1C
1
10
15
84
828
1139
264
444 8
0666
r.rsTA rKa
Fl SALVADOR
1
C
2
2
3
2
u
19
16
31
20
249
195
8536
7160
9316
7983
41
42
92 5
743
1126
B69
GUATFMAI A
HCNCURAS
7
2
7
2
1
17
li
31
271
292
10469
5486
112C9
7235
53
30
921
30*
1099
4B5
N ILARoGUA
p anama
c
1
4
1
4
1
()
13
9
31
21
348
377
5 739
6888
cb37
10846
51
229
513
2 900
34
3575
fiThFR (.. AMERICA
RFST indies
TT
C
1
3
69
1501
20//
2
96
126
AM IGIJA
RAH AN AS
1
1
86
1
100
2
5
50
5
oO
9
823
226
103769
*o5
1067o4
c8
191
671
4896
1048
5349
RARHADOS
RFRROOA
C
34
2
1040
2
1179
1
61
9
ld43
12
2716
80
23
338
742
511
810
3C0
694
3 02 3
9013
4432
11525
BRITISH VIRGIN ILS
or» iNir.uN kfpurl if.
c
5
C
7
1
1
3
1
5
3
311
43
3536
47
44 54
13
522
209
1133*
235
12385
HAITI
.1 AMAI (
1
28
11
54?
13
414
6
7
25
40
41
61
172
1707
2649
15947
5*61
2U408
335
1462
5 05
16416
6336
£0685
NFTF. ANTILLES
TRIM CAR ♦ TOBAGO
1
2
15
2
22
2
2
2J
6
33
13*
233
1071
2018
1330
*B64
317
1C11
1751
12750
3368
1647o
OTFFR UFST INDIES
AS I A
5
13
11
21
155
2bOB
3306
213
2696
3743
HCNC- KONG
INDIA
1
3
4
2
5
9
8
57
74
12a
105
415
27
9i
109
210
248
3/o
368
2170
1581
5 73 7
*607
1*685
IRAN
ISkAFI
1
2
2C
7
23
1C
12
30
93
101
190
14B
14
155
66
341
1*9
5o2
444
*672
3215
10461
5751
21189
JAPAN
KChFA
7
C
8
1
1 S
1
230
4
119
9
387
15
69 1
21
661
26
90
lei
26
251
1540
62
10938
*76
6912
475
19374
965
L FF ANIIN
Phil IPPINF.S
1
1
2
3
3
4
14
37
116
47
170
93
38
el
2
53
17u
*/?
39
489
613
388
131
1745
172 5
2450
576
3O00
3157
3131
I FAIL AND
CTHFR ASIA
7
1
1 5
2
27
4
43
2b
149
66 .
325
11B4
10411
OC F AN I A
AIISTxAl 1 A
2
33
36
115
4 13
563
137
1151
13/3
*31S
10617
15191
nfm z fai and
otffr oceania
2
I
f>
9
2
28
102
10
134
*2
30
2
337
64
394
76
419
43
2 724
277
3600
479
AFRIT C
5
20
3 3
j9
330
564
139
508
72o
38E6
1105O
18721
MFX ICE
■3
70
76
3
103
124
267
11884
1*647
12c3
3 0204
35941
OTHER OVEkSFaS
t
C
7
7
2
14
17
5
30
38
GRANO TOTALS
395
2957
36o8
6730
21994
J1«^
lo537
33 52 61
30992/
1572 96
686580
950406
TABLE 1-B
ATLANTl C PURIS~
ARRIVALS oY AIR
1970
PHILADELPHIA PORT EVERGLADES SAN JUAN. P.K. VIRGIN 1SLANUS
BUSINESS PLEASURE TOTAL BUSINESS PLEASURt T UT AL BUS INESS PL EASURE TuTAL BUSIhcSS PLEASURE T
AUSTRIA 33 116 ' 155 1 14 15 3 47 55 15 9~
BELGIUM 9? 78 181 2 33 35 IB 98 134 14 14
DENMARK 20 49 75 o 6 15 86 lul 3 60 65
E INI AN D 9 22 35 2 11 13 5 13 21 5 5
FRANCE 270 557 895 2 131 133 134 1929 2161 16 273 314
GERMANY 673 2748 3515 9__ o75 o92 150 1585 2115 28 141 194
GREECE 12 47 75 5 5 6 5 17 2 4~
ICELANO C 2 2 4 4
IREIANO 10 62 78 2 10 14 9 20 31 In 12~
ITAIY 12J 286 475 3 38 42 65 486 o43 7 111 124
LUXEMBOURG 426 033 04* 2 2~
NETEERI ANGS 16J 863 104 8 2 52 66 56 534 6£U 9 do 118
NORWAY 27 37 130 u U 12 16 63 09 3 35 42~
PfRTUGAI 13 62 76 a 22 8 50 65 2 2
SEAIN 27 79 127 la 21 184 1352 10U3 7 25 42"
ShECEN 74 383 476 3 42 46 14 145 182 3 184 189
Ste]T7ERI AND 98 202 309 46 50 21 254 294 7 h7 56~
UNITED K1NG00M 1770 2 733 4797 6 366 *5o 154 1171 1437 o9 1071 1274
CIHER EUROPE
SOUTH AMERICA
ARGENTINA 6 18 26 166 166 55 1082 llol 5 42 5"T~
BCLIVIA J 6 9 4 4 2 73 81 u
BRA/Il 6 22 30 181 ^04 51 254 355 50 97 152
CHILE 4 23i 33 (J 60 60 22 469 550 12 12
COLOMBIA 6 15 24 12e 127 101 1580 189^ 5 T2 46~
ECUADOR 17 8 5 5 10 134 162' 6 9
PARAGUAY OOC Oil 137 43 2 2~
P pli " 1 31 34 158 156 21 490 336 2 6 30
URUGUAY 1 1 2 10 88 100 5~
VENF7UELA
OTHER SO. AMER
CENTRA! AMEkICA
VENE7UELA 3 17 22 350 446 205 6095 7e01 6 102
OTHER SO. AMERICA
GGSlA RlfA 5 5 72 100 25 ~ lot 136 4 5
EL SA1VAC PR 4 \t 66 66 3 119 I3y 2 35 37
GUATEMALA 2 4 9 74 74 9 151 168 4 4~
HfNOIIRAS 1 1 14 15 lj 59 70 I 82 88
NIC/RAGUA 12 4 22 22 8 79 95 C 102 TUT
PANAMA 7 7 65 _ 65 23 2C1 276 2 li 24
OTHER C. AMERICA IB 19 19 21 46 43l 495 _
WEST INDIES '_ „^___„__
ANTIGUA" C C 4 5 66 1982 <:137 77j 5208 5831
BAHA MAS 10 42 58 5J 5310 5*74 5 327 3o<. 4 74 85
R/READOS 18 9 2 3 5 90 861 1115 8 4ZT 47B -
BERMUDA 1 12 38 39 2 66 77 3 110 129
BRITISH VIRGIN 1LS 17 17 9 356 465 243 2T9~Z 2730
nrMINIfAN REPUBLIC Oil U 47 47 934 JE9C7 J901U 5 134 176
HAITI 1 TT 12 23 25" T5ti 12TZ l5~6"u 4 23 4"4~
JAMAICA 5 13 19 1 113 115 102 1213 1393 5 166 216
NEIH. ANTILLES OOC 1 21 22 127 2866 320j 42 1065 1436
TRIMCAD ♦ TObAGu 1 5 14 21 85 2506 277t 72 4833 5403
GTEFR WEST INDIES
AS 1 A
2
3
1
32
34
120
3750
4325
193
13 815
13684
HCNf KONG
INDIA
5
33
6
187
16
333
1
7
4
7
5
5
7
29
39
44
34
3
/
7
1
23
I RAN
ISHAEI
9
14
55
50
156
93
2
5
7
6
23
7
35
2
10
1
13
JAPAN
KOREA
51
1
16
3
71
6
11
16
u
27
224
69
3
330
9
26
46
5
6V
10
1 EBANTN
PHILIPPINES
6
1
22
8
38
9
5
5
4
6
17
20
^9
20
1
116
1
2
THAU AND
OTHER ASIA
4
IS
11
55
26
133
1
7
2
18
7
3
52
3
63
2
11
1
16
OCEANIA
AUSTRAL I A
66
135
207
3
33
39
5
113
127
1
41
46
NEH I EAI ANO
OTHER OCEANIA
(i
2
63
3
75
5
3
5
1
2
37
17
40
20
14
2
14
2
OTHER OVERSEAS
GrANC TOTALS
TABLt 1"
B
42
ATLANTIC PORTS
ARRIVALS BY
1970
AIR
hASniNuTON.
C.
OTHER ATLANTIC
TUTAL ATLANTIL
furcpf
BUSINESS
FLeASuRF
TC1AL
BUSINESS
PLEASUftt
TUTaL
BUSINESS
PLESSUkE
10 HL
AUSTRIA
rtfi r-iiiM
49
1-S
133
219
185
3B1
13
13
514
17 7
336
195
1828
4202
9104
10111
114 02
15125
F IM «Nr,
41
20
13ft
47
184
70
5
161
37
169
40
2324
1215
8B31
5913
11960
7622
F K A Nf. F
GF RM ANY
619
4hU
1593
2040
2311
3174
31
293
2393
10191
2483
1U566
17062
22926
64764
113771
67293
143017
f.MFFCF
ICFI AND
16
2
64
2
12 6
5
4
42
12
57
13
1515
542
7188
24t 7
lo711
3109
IRFI ANC
ITAIY
14
lHl
49
563
67
788
14
20
263
29a
J2 6
2366
12538
14437
47161
173^9
o752B
1 iixfmhdijm.
nftffri ancs
ft
7l<t
3
305
10
6C5
37
23
372
2i
423
85
829b
612
21149
721
31357
NCMaAY
PfKlUI.il
72
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ATLANTIC PORTS
ARRI
VALS BY SEA
1970
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C.
OTHER
. ATLANTIC
TOTAL
ATLANTIC
EUROPE
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TOTAL
BUSINESS PLEASuRt TOTAL
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TOTAL
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1
9
17
12
17
16
18
163
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212
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289
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77
196
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21
293
19
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6
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59
31
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290
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136
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171
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c
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3
3
17
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174
1213
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159
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TABLE 2 -A
CANADIAN HUKUtk PUBIS
TOTAL ARRIVALS
1910
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RIRTPF
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5
27
167
181
194
209
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177
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267
276
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13
200
16
12
1
85
2
106
3
1
39
2
40
2
RRA7 II
r.FUF
7
7
129
97
143
111
26
8
108
117
124
9
7
57
21
71
31
3
2
33
39
36
42
crirnfliA
FCUAOOR
3
1
166
82
182
9C
9
3
295
153
318
lo2
3
24
12
27
17
2
32
7
36
7
P tk KM HI
PERU
VFIiF7UFI A
flTEI-R Ml. AMEkICa
CENTRAL AMFR If. A
r.rsTA «u»
Fl sal vaoiik
GUATFMAl A
HCMUISAS
N If 4RAGIIA
PfN AHA
run. i . >««if«
5
77
5
85
3
220
42
1
50
21
263
28
296
2
23
19
212
21
/4
8
51
Li
76
25
25
28
25
09
118
13
25
13
25
82
?4
14
3
151
51
51
82
41
IB
43
20
7b
130
83
135
2
10
6
13
15
3
24
16
5
19
15
3
30
16
6
19
1
11
4
■ fSTINOIFS
AM IGllA
BARBADOS
RFR«ir,A
49
2 83
49
2_90_
1
17
7
249
210
11
213
13
5
39
5
61
17
176
12
232
2
104
28
3
2
104
28
3
BRITISH VIRGIN 1LS
OfMNICAN REPUBLIC
HAITI
JAMAIC A
10
1124
16
1254
3
37
10
72
29B
97
323
42
Zi
4 52
27
52 6
9
100
10
112
7
152
NFTF. ANTILLES
TRINIDAD * TUBAG O
1 16
2 94
123
32 7
3
4b
4:3
61
24
93
4
107
r.TFFfl kfst inoies
ttS I a
HfNf- KONG
I Ml 11
TEA II AND
flTFFR ASIA
fiTHFl. fIVFRSFAS
393
305
42 C
345
21
50
271
186
559
300
5
36
240
284
264
414
20
326
25
3o7
2
57
24
287
73
5o9
13
ZZ
209
26
270
196
161
28
177
209
185
I !■«
ISRAEL
IE
35
302
4C
331
17
40
184
150
386
220
5
99
107
166
126
1
28
107
31
127
JAPAN
Kf RFA
131
4
301
53
4,2
6C
500
10
174
ZZ
36
72
8
103
24
loO
33
56
3
244
16
316
20
LEBANON
PHILIPPINES
2
7
36
271
39
287
19
14
79
122
133
178
6
5
94
131
125
146
1
14
60
15
80
35
217
OCEANIA
AUSTRAL IA
34
377
42 6
131
4B4
676
53
252
313
9
476
488
NF« 1 EAI ANO
CTEFR flCFANIA
16
106
11
123
11
18
1
113
7
133
11
15
1
104
4
12.6
6
4
162
10
167
10
AFRICA
19
27C
326
151
392
646
63
267
356
5
201
216
GR A ► C T fi I AL S
Table 2-
A
CANADIAN BORDER
POKIS
TUTAL ARRIVALS
1970
OTHER
CANADI AN
TCTAL CANADIAN
FlIRCPF
BUSINESS PLEASURE
TOTAL
BUSINESS
PLEASUKE
TTJTAL
AUSTRIA
BELGIUM
12
24
328
967
356
999
105
325
1113
2124
1244
2*7 7
DENMARK
FINI AND
19
5
660
299
72 8
314
217
63
1858
762
2141
843
FRANCF
GERMANY
162
234
4743
2905
5C42
3415
1633
2493
10098
12817
11967
15636
GREECE
ICELAND
13
358
25
4C9
26
119
4
1366
53
1629
56
IRELAND
ITALY
56
387
1456
443
1587
138
692
19 20
5755
2145
6o52
LUXEMBOURG
NEIFFRI ANCS
1
71
8
3321
9
3681
3
826
19
8 113
22
9327
NORWAY
PORTUGAL
19
3
225
317
294
333
115
17
70s
642
>B2
697
SPAIN
SWECFN
10
38
?2i
366
245
43 9
110
499
643
1535
796
2074
Sa IIZFRL AND
UN 1 IH'J K 1NGDCIM
63
676
770
15716
852
1 7234
634
4937
2506
46626
3192
53oo7
CTHER EUROPE
SOUTH AMFR If A
53
30 52
3129
224
6960
7328
ARGENTINA
Hfl IVIA
3
2
136
13
151
17
33
6
6 16
35
679
44
RRA2 II
CHILE
CTOHBTA"
120
E9
"9T~
138
102
*7
26
421
354
TT9~
27
503
410
606
271
12
442
"TI9 -
606
PARAGUAY
PERU
2
67
3
72
2
18
10
.09
sr
40
URUGUAY
VENEZUEI A
OTHER SO. AMERICA
CENTRAL AMERICA
45
145
54
162
96
69a
792
r.rsTA rica
FL SALVADOR
15
3
72
57
91
66
17
6
212
226
2J7
240
GUATFMA1 A
HCNrilfiAS
24
C
59
66
85
66
41
6
3oi
243
414
N IC 1RAGUA
PANAMA
1
1
48
18
66
25
7
4
179
180
^11
197
FTEER C. AMERICA
UF-ST INDIES
u
8
IC
20
29
ANTIGUA
RAEAMAS
3
11
64
11
1
27
74
IbL
76
609
RARRAf.OS
RFRMIDA
C
C
144
23
15C
24
12
40
403
216
42 3
276
RFITISF VIRGIN ILS
OCMINICAN REPUPL1C
C
4
11
45
12
57
2
47
22
1216
31
1361
HAITI
JAMAICA
5
7
323
302
36 C
339
7
64
433
1294
301
1454
NFTE. ANTILLES
TRIMCAO ♦ TOBAGO
5
5
319
6
356
2
25
151
8 24
160
93 1
OTHER RESI INDIES
AS 1 A
1
120
135
8
366
402
HCNG KONG
12
12
366
398
44 7
581
43
125
i486
1334
lo99
210S
IRAN
ISRAEI
5
7
70
516
105
565
^3
70
416
1162
1371
JAPAN
K r R E A
105
7
453
73
bOC
89
664
32
1273
168
2^32
236
L FBANON
PHILIPPINES
7
1
1 13
316
128
333
35
27
336
922
**U
1026
TEAM ANO
C7EFR ASIA
16
37
675
52
786
3
104
131
1674
211
2<U9
nr. E t N 1 A
AIISTRAI IA
15
740
788
2*2
2329
2691
NEa I EAI kim 11
OTHER OCEANIA
10
330
24
349
25
63
2
813
5o
»9b
63
AEk 1(1
2C
869
96 6
248
1999
2312
ME« ICC
19
e36
877
43 1
147 12
I 3 54 U
UTHFS OVERSEAS
GRAND TOTALS
TABLE 2-
B
48
CANADIAN BCRUER
POMS
ARRIVALS bY
1970
AIR
UJEFAI
LH1LAGU
JtTROIT
NIAGARA
FALLS
Fuxrpf
BUSINESS
PLEASURE
TOTAL
BUSINESS
PLEASURE
TOTAL
BUSINESS
PLEASURE
TOTAL
BUSINESS PLtASURfc
TOTAL
austr I a
RFL6II1M
4
24
71
48
75
73
75
177
194
267
276
459
10
89
26
128
36
219
1
138
1
139
2
DENMARK
FINLAND
12
4
35
27
48
32
lo7
42
til
62
62 6
109
13
9
44
11
58
20
61
6
62
9
FRANCF
GFRMANY
80
92
308
770
413
876
1261
1S00
2526
4669
3o70
6555
73
2B1
181
64 b
258
937
2
5
61
954
65
1092
GkFFf.F
ICELAND
5
3
94
2
110
5
34
669
6
760
6
4
26
1
39
1
60
4
4
64
4
1 RFLAND
ITAIV
9
36
26
o37
38
706
117
525
713
1366
83
1953
3
39
43
110
47
159
2
253
19
263
23
LUXEMBOURG
NFTl-Fkl ANUS
1
43
1
136
2
203
1
558
1
1262
2
Idol
95
772
8 74
1
254
1
254
NCSUAV
PTRTIIGAI
7
2
7
167
16
200
60
10
Hi
17
307
33
8
34
7
44
7
16
5
19
6
S FA IN
SHEDFN
1*
22
71
34
102
56
54
30o
87
68o
146
1070
16
55
20
65
39
125
18
104
18
106
SUITZFRL AND
4IMTFO K INGDOM
25
2o2
99
1046
12 8
1354
482
2413
1002
39 1 4
1501
6429
50
1362
76
2011
130
34*4
3
16
3 765
16
4875
OTHER FUROPF
SOUTF AMERICA
16
373
402
131
1421
1585
14
186
252
38
38
ARGENT INA
nil iv 1 A
1
1
111
2
117
3
16
2
160
13
200
16
9
1
49
1
66
2
6
8
RRA7II
chilf
6
6
61
53
74
66
26
6
82
100
117
124
7
5
30
6
41
13
2
2
3
2
6
r.rir«riiA
Ecuador
3
140
74
156
80
9
3
293
153
316
lo2
3
5
8
6
13
1
6
9
PARAGUAY
PFkIi
3
?
53
2
58
9
3
2UO
3
220
1
4
12
1
16
URUGUAY
VENEZUELA
3
4
7
236
14
/Ob
2
23
19
212
21
240
1
7
4
20
9
42
OTHER SO. AMFRICA
CFNTRAI AMERICA
2
47
53
4
14
20
9
10
1B6
257
r.rsiA met
El SALVADOk
1
21
15
24
15
1
3
86
114
89
118
10
17
10
17
GUATFMAl A
HTNDUHAS
1
45
17
48
17
14
3
151
51
lo9
56
2
2
27
75
ii.
79
1
1
N ICARAGUA
PANAMA
1
c
41
16
42
18
1
2
78
130
83
i35
3
1
3
4
6
OTHER C. AMFRICA
7
7
2
2
1
1
•FIT INDIES
ANTIGUA
4
36
247
36
254
1
17
1
249
8
27o
3
2
16
3
20
1
4
1
4
M«hFAnns
BERMUDA
1
35
6
37
8
6
1
4
3
10
4
4
39
3
171
7
223
BRITISH .VIRGIN ILS
nrniNiCAN rfpubl ic
1
41
7
1120
12
1249
1
36
3
37
1
3
4
2
3
haiti
JAMAICA
2
H
66
114
88
135
42
23
4 52
27
32B
5
43
o
50
3
29
3
35
NETE. ANT II. 1 FS
TRINIDAD 4 TOBAGO
2
6
114
1 15
121
142
4
3
32
3
46
7
2
21
3
26
5
11
fllhl-B »FSI INDIES
AS 1 A
2
81
91
3
2o
29
1
4
6
1
1
nlU KONG
1 NQ IA
4
10
127
AS
143
107
21
30
271
186
359
380
3
25
42
106
49
l9o
15
6
17
12
1 KAN
ISRAFI
16
1 7
185
2C
207
17
40
184
Ibu
386
220
4
53
7
80
47
130
59
3
1
10
JAPAN
KTRFA
99
4
7 i
20
185
26
5UU
10
174
22
698
36
30
6
69
13
3
12
16
LEBANON
PEILIPPINES
2
3
7
151
1
160
19
14
79
122
133
176
o
5
61
12
87
19
Thill AND
f-ITFFH ASIA
1
11
3
1 56
6
185
2
3 7
24
287
73
3o9
6
7
54
9
92
1
4
7
4
15
iT.UKU
AUSTR Al I A
33
140
lh5
131
484
o7o
46
112
103
66
68
N Fa ; F Al AN n
OTHER OCEANIA
1%
C
33
48
C
18
1
113
7
133
11
13
1
67
2
DO
4
15
C
15
AFRICA
13
112
154
151
392
o4o
49
120
196
15
18
MFX ICQ
7
1 54
168
232
12344
12666
145
778
994
24
24
(IT Hfh OVERSEAS
U
C
GRAM) TOToLS
978
6124
S 6 rt C
il ib
37412
49440
2594
6452
9579
00
6144
7597
table 2-
B
CANADIAN BORDER
PUR1S
ARRIVALS BY
1970
AIR
OTHER CANADIAN
TOTAL CANADIAN
eurcpf
BUSINESS PLEASURE TOTAL
BUSINESS PLEASURE
TOTAL
AUSTRIA
BELGIUM
6 38 46
15 49 64
9 5 467
306 493
572
817
DENMARK
e im and
10 42 52
4 46 53
202 833
59 154
1U48
223
FRANCE
GERMANY
80
140
221
1516
3216
4o33
107
199
308
2285
7237
9770
GEFFCF
ICFLANO
1
11
8
13
9
104
3
804
21
986
25
IREI ANO
ITAIY
4
27
17
75
22
110
133
029
10 52
2207
1220
2951
LUXEMBOURG
NFTFERLaNOS
1
42
139
1
185
3
738
3
2563
6
3377
NORWAY
PCRTUGAL
8
26
4
34
6
103
12
408
220
62
^52
SPAIN
SWFOFN
6
21
4
45
10
o7
90
464
200
9 36
315
1424
SWITZ FRL ANO
UNITED K 1NG0OM
30
4 64
48
999
80
146 9
587
45 04
1241
11735
1855
17551
OTHER EUROPE
SOUTH. AMERICA
16
3 84
4 03
177
2402
2t>80
ARGENTINA
ft CI IV 1 A
2
11
9
15
9
28
4
359
25
406
30
RRAZII
CHILE
1
16
9
1 7
9
40
21
191
179
^51
218
COLOMBIA
ECUADOR
9
11
13
6
457
235
500
z5o
PARAGUAY
PERU
1
7
2
16
5
280
7
303
URUGUAY
VENFZUELA
1
1
13
16
6
35
3i
481
45
566
OTHER SO. AMEK ICA
CENTRAL AMERICA
2
4
8
8
260
348
CCSTA 11(1
El SAIVAOOR
1
4
8
6
8
3
3
121
154
129
158
GUATEMALA
HCNDURAS
1
23
10
25
10
IB
5
247
153
275
162
N ICARAGUA
PANAMA
1
2
2
4
2
6
3
121
151
133
161
OTHER C. AMERICA
1
10
11
*FST INDIES
ANTIGUA
BAHAMAS
1
10
1
12
1
24
47
526
49
56 B
BARBADOS
BERMUDA
14
1
15
1
11
40
56
181
69
238
BRITISH VIRGIN 1LS
OCMINICAN REPUBLIC
2
1
1
3
1
3
42
9
1162
18
1<i94
HAITI
JAMAICA
3
2
37
2
44
2
58
94
675
120
792
NETE. ANTILLES
TRINIDAD + TOBAGU
2
16
2
17
2
17
121
189
129
246
OTHER UEST INDIES
AS 1 A
7
7
6
119
134
HfNG KONG
INDIA
6
13
81
56
101
84
34
98
5 36
439
669
979
1 RAN
ISRAFL
4
10
27
11
36
17
04
291
414
554
532
JAPAN
KTRFA
68
2
103
11
182
13
723
23
392
59
1170
88
LEBANON
PHILIPPINES
2
1
3
39
5
45
29
23
150
324
23 5
402
THAILAND
OTHER ASIA
12
10
65
12
105
3
89
48
569
104
966
OCEANIA
AUSTRAL IA
56
131
193
268
9 33
1287
NEW ZEALAND
OTHER OCEANIA
11
2
48
2
60
6
57
4
276
11
342
21
APR ICA
28
72
119
241
711
1133
MFX ICO
8
94
105
412
13394
14159
OTHER OVERSFAS
GRAND TOTALS
107C
3246
4486
14518
61378
80762
TABLE 2 -D
50
CANADIAN BORDER PORlS
ARRIVALS BY LAND
1970
BUFFAI Q
CHICAGO
DtTHOIT
NIAGARA FALLS
Eiircpf
dUSIntSS KLta.SUW
TOTAL
BUSINESS PLEASURE TUIaL
BUSINESS PLEASURE
(JUL
BUSINESS PLEASURE TOTAL
An SI «l a
BFLC, IUM
OFNRARK
FIM ANO
116
131
IIS
133
77
291
77
295
13 7
276
140
281
62
139
67
141
191
lza
194
129
FRANC F
GFRMANY
6
20
681
891
693
917
U
9
31
249
751
261
786
18
24
1299
1193
1327
1231
GRFFCF
ICF1ANO
91
2
93
2
U
U
1
97
6
1U1
7
1
46
7
50
7
IRELAND
ITALY
13
121
1157
122
1186
U
U
2
5
78
476
80
462
1
14
283
472
286
4 94
LUXEMBOURG
NFTFFRl ANGS
3
683
C
694
17
598
U
62 6
37
8
894
8
938
s» I 1/ FUI ANO
IIMTFO «, IwGOOH
34
63
35
67
21
5
21
7
47
95
47
102
3
10
21
53
29
o3
2
42
178
5799
184
5 863
85
3999
30
41
152
108
4
84
276
10193
31
42
161
110
282
10393
MhFR FilKllPF
URUGUAY
VFNFZUH A
AFGFNTINA
RCL IV IA
65
3
65
3
3
36
1
40
1
1
31
2
32
2
BRA? II
r.MiF
1
68
44
69
44
2
2
27
15
30
IB
3
31
35
34
35
COLOMBIA
FCu<miK
26
8
26
9
19
4
21
4
1
21
7
24
7
PARAGUAY
PERU
3
24
3
25
30
32
15
15
14
27
14
28
4
29
3
24
3
30
other so. amfr u.a
centra! ameri ca
ctsia rica
Fl SA I VADQK
GUATFMAI A
HCNGURAS
37
7_
24
7
24
12
16
5
18
18
1
NICARAGUA
P A N AM A
11
4
C.THFR C AMtKlffl
*FST IM1IFS
ANTIGUA
1 i
13
3
J
1
1
BAHAMAS
C
36
36
45
48
99
99
RARPADflS
1 lb
176
1
14
15
27
27
h f r ru n a
5
5
7
7
1
1
AFITISH VIRGIN 1LS
1
3
4
OCMINICAN RFPUFLIC
1
4
5
6
6
HAITI
6
9
8
9
3
4
.lARiira
1
184
188
1
57
62
113
117
NFTH. ANTILLES
T HMGAO * TUBAGu
1
2
179
2
185
2
21
60
21
65
4
90
4
93
ClTFFR WFSI
AS 1 A
INCIES
95
96
22
26
17
17
HCNG KliNG
lf.HU
10
266
216
277
236
2
13
197
178
214
216
1
5
176
149
187
167
IRAN
ISRAFI
2
18
117
20
124
1
19
58
32
67
1
27
96
29
111
.1 ARAN
K r Rl-A
30
228
33
265
i4
IB
1
73
18
96
20
53
3
221
12
289
16
I FRANON
PHI IPPINFS
TFAII ANO
flTHFB AS1
29
120
29
125
33
119
37
1*9
13
77
17
170
1 9
18C
15
155
17
17a
22
163
14
77
29
195
DCFANIA
AUSTRAL 1 A
1
237
241
5
139
147
9
401
411
NFM 7 F AC ANO
ClTFFR OCEANIA
1
73
11
75
11
2
37
2
40
2
4
144
10
149
10
AFRICA
5
158
171
4
147
162
5
184
196
MFX ICC
91
91
6
172
200
2
285
290
OTHER CIVFRSFAS
C
2
2
GRANC TOTALS
154
139 4 3
14258
261
9715
10212
297
18622
19250
TABLE 2 .
■D
CANADIAN BoKutk
PORTS
ARRIVALS BY
1970
LAND
OTHER
CANAOI AN
TOTAL CANADIAN
EURCPE
BUSINESS PLEASURE
TOTAL
BUSINESS
PLEASURE
TOTAL
AUSTRIA
BELGIUM
6
5
289
910
305
92 7
10
18
619
loOo
645
lb36
DFNRARK
F INLAND
9
1
612
244
67C
252
15
3
1013
597
10B1
608
FRANCE
GERMANY
82
127
4585
2674
4803
3075
115
202
6814
5505
7084
6009
GREECE
ICELANO
12
3 42
16
391
16
13
1
5 76
31
o35
32
IRELAND
ITALY
2
31
36B
1372
415
146 8
5
63
B50
3477
907
3o30
LUXEMBOURG
NFTHFRL AN OS
25
e
3153
8
346 7
Bb
16
532B
16
5725
NORWAY
PORTUGAL
11
3
172
312
231
32 6
12
3
257
421
318
442
SFAIN
SWEDEN
4
17
221
339
235
370
13
34
441
595
472
b45
SWIT7. FRL ANO
UMTEO K 1NGOOM
33
2f.6
717
14557
76 7
15635
47
423
125b
3458o
132b
35*99
OTHER EUROPE
SOUTH AMERICA
37
2437
2455
47
4239
4323
ARGENTINA
BOLIVIA
1
2
125
4
136
8
5
2
257
10
^73
14
RRAZII
CEILF
1
2
102
75
115
52
7
4
22a
173
252
169
COLOMBIA
ecu Ann r
4
1
82
17
1C8
26
5
1
14B
3b
179
46
PARAGUAY
PERU
2
60
2
65
3
129
5
137
URUGUAY
VFNFZUEL A
2
3
44
131
53
145
2
5
65
211
74
23 7
OTHFR SO. AMERICA 1
CENTRAI AMERICA
172
2CC
2
367
t41
CCSTA RICA
Fl SAI VAOOR
14
3
68
49
B5
58
14
3
91
72
108
82
GUATFMAI A
HfNOURAS
23
36
76
60
78
2.3
1
115
90
139
98
NICARAGUA
PANAMA
1
46
16
62
23
1
5B
29
77
36
OTHER C. AMERICM
WFST INDIES
AM IGUA
BAHAMAS
3
11
64
11
65
3
28
2H4
26
252
6ARBAC0S
BERMUDA
c
144
23
15C
24
1
36U
3b
36 8
37
BRITISH VIRGIN ILS
DOMINICAN REPUELIC
c
4
11
45
L2
57
1
5
14
55
16
6B
HAITI
JAMAICA
5
7
323
302
3bC
335
5
9
34u
s5o
3B2
NETH. ANTILLES
TRINIDAD + TU8A0U
5
5
319
6
356
8
32
648
o99
OTHER WESJ
AS I 1
INL 1 Us
1
120
135
1
254
z74
HfNG KONl,
INDIA
12
12
3E6
358
44 7
5B1
15
40
1025
943
1125
12U2
IRAN
ISRAEL
5
7
70
516
105
56 5
b
10
134
787
190
o6 7
JAPAN
KOREA
105
7
453
73
60C
85
206
11
975
13o
1^50
135
1 EBANON
PHII IPP1NFS
7
1
113
318
128
33 3
8
3
IBB
6 34
20b
664
THAILAND
f.THER AS I
OCEANIA
AUSTRAL I u
37
675
52
7B6
25
117
1339
NF. 1 FAI AND
OTHER OCEANIA
1C
330
24
34 5
25
17
584
47
613
4b
UFR 1CA
2C
865
566
34
135B
lt95
mfx icr
15
H36
877
27
1304
lt58
OTHER OVERSEAS
GRAdD TOTALS
TABLE 3
-A
52
PACIFIC PORTS
TOTAL ARRIVALS
1170
ALASKA
GUAM
HONOLULU
LOS
ANGELES
FURCPF
BUSINESS
PLEASURE
TOTAL
BUSINESS
PLEASURt
TOTAL
bUSlNESS
PLEASURE
TOTAL
BUSINESS PLEASURE
TOTAL
AUSTRIA
BELGIUM
339
26
36
26
376
1
9
2
10
3
52
33
741
111
818
159
51
68
224
357
293
462
OFKRARK
FINLAND
13
1
5fl
2
73
3
4
2
8
2
27
7
193
59
243
60
36
21
324
241
386
273
FRANCF
GERMANY
5?
75
92
357
164
439
4
10
52
167
58
188
150
465
1344
2304
1744
3028
697
643
4056
2 882
8 324
3764
GREFCE
ICELAND
5
5
5
9
1
1
17
1
20
26
19
8
74
33
1*9
94
10
90
7
190
8
IRFLANO
ITALY
1
90
3
43
4
147
6
1
11
2
20
26
96
282
629
3ho
83 7
33
2 52
178
1008
240
1394
LUXEMBOURG
NETHERLANDS
C
21
126
C
167
U
6
43
.
49
1
58
3
711
4
863
2
232
26
2116
30
2001
NCRWAY
PrRTIIGAL
6
55
1
69
1
2
1
23
1
27
3
52
9
159
95
295
1*3
34
10
245
47
354
82
SFA1N
ShFCEN
2
15
4
70
21
9C
1
3
33
27
36
30
20
141
158
560
Z.Z.Z
731
69
106
386
670
516
833
Sta IT2FRLAN0
UNITED KINGDOM
3
as
33
316
37
42 3
8
20
51
149
oo
24 5
88
1823
722
9374
875
14343
152
1549
615
6 76 9
833
10003
ftTHFR FUROPF
SOUTH AMERICA
5
9
1 4
7
98
34
179
4 36
ICO
779
979
AFGFNTINA
BCL IV IA
6
8
2
12
12
114
1
1007
37
1287
41
236
16
4061
400
5313
525
RRAZII
r.HitF
21
28
23
3
23
3
58
19
866
347
1493
4*0
329
66
4646
1903
8323
3028
COLOMBIA
ECUADOR
1
1
2
u
8
2
8
2
8
1
*o3
103
3o9
110
53
17
1584
86 9
1941
1015
PARAGUAY
PFRII
u
u
1
15
36
307
73
413
11
52
119
2905
175
3776
URUf-UAY
VFNF2UFLA
?
c
4
1
5
1
5
3
27
56
378
72
479
18
43
434
1110
1186
1333
OTHER SO. AMERICA
CENTRAL AMERICA
C
3
48
61
1
17
26
C.CSTA RICA
El SALVADOR
1
1
c
5
3
5
3
2
2
114
139
129
146
18
42
1103
2 52 9
1313
2788
GUATFMAI A
HCNDURAS
c
c
6
6
3
1
191
116
207
134
25
14
2118
466
2302
571
NICARAGUA
PIN tHt
1
c
1
U
3
35
5
36
9
148
547
157
603
26
42
1450
809
1642
1062
CTHFR C. AMERICA
c
c
U
10
11
10
52
67
«FST INC1FS
ANTIGUA
t BAHAMAS
1
73
111
3
2
164
7
20a
1
54
11
58
8/RFAOOS
HFRWIDA
1
c
2
1
2
1
3
3
2
23
44
29
50
1
9
5
19
6
BRUISE -V IRG1N 1LS
0TMIN1CAN REPUBLIC
c
c
c
u
u
u
1
2
1
18
2
20
1
1
4
2ol
7
2b4
HAITI
JAMAICA
2
2
1
4
17
9
21
2
13
23
309
39
340
8
7
110
191
130
NFTE. ANTILLES
TUMI in + TOBAGO
c
16
1
16
2
1
b
1
9
1
12
15
89
17
162
15
6
131
9
193
DTEFR aFSI INDIES
AS IA
c
55
*27
4
143
153
2
26
iZ
HCN6 KCNG
1 KL U
26
6
60
5
2C3
13
118
11
125
10
j77
21
343
358
2220
947
4331
1931
11
37
22
146
4o5
255
1 FAR
ISRAEL
1
2
5
3
10
1
1
1
11
16
29
155
101
loo
153
20
50
4 01
243
864
380
JAPAN
2397
90
144B
90
401 7
32 9
3Bo9
96
Mabt,
121
35774
c4 5
l007b
719
71694
1350
93065
2924
1890
28
2 553
73
7766
448
1 FEANC/N
PHILIPPINES
3
43
1
406
4
482
10
519
1
10 54
11
2335
10
1604
60
9748
78
12934
110
57
166
300
387
472
T f-A II ANII
CTHFR ASIA
5
27
25
6B
93
168
2
48
25
70
39
141
162
898
816
2619
2300
5o97
4
43
47
380
97
720
OCEANIA
AUSTRAL 1 A
9
30
43
67
321
3>j09
5143
22867
349zl
320
2666
4515
NEa ZFAI AND
flTFFR OCEANIA
1
1
6
/ 8
1
47
^9
12a
7324
403
11*75
1250
307
8444
24UO
l*luo
440*
160
26
1834
689
2617
3611
AFRICA
4
31
38
14
172
127
769
109o
14E
44 7
716
MFX ICC
12
13
4
289
295
180
4410
4750
3*3
32406
33784
OTHFR OVFkSFAS
C
C
2
2
GRAND TOTALS
JJ/»
34 62
75ttl
5uo7
41223
5o792
33251
13 IS 04
* 14280
6341
90812
125970
TABLE 3
-A
PACIFIC PORTS
53
TOTAL ARRIVALS
1970
SAN
FRANCISCO
SEATTLE
OTHER
PACIFIC
TOTAL PACIFIC
HI H r F F
BUSINESS
PLEASURE
TOTAL
BUSINESS
PLEASURt
TUT AL
BUSINESS PLEASURt
IOTAL
dUSInE ss
PLEASURE
TUTAL
AUSTRIA
BELGIUM
11
40
51
34
68
84
10
30
120
77
142
141
10
185
89
185
100
124
541
1356
706
1542
1325
OFNMARK
FINLAND
24
17
57
78
97
102
333
61
2169
272
2671
438
9
3
597
101
612
104
442
110
3402
755
4092
1002
FRANCE
GERMANY
147
36 3
277
645
463
1054
138
413
326
1282
503
1918
20
7
40 7
1737
439
17 53
12C8
1976
6554
9374
11695
12144
GRFFCF
Iceland
22
115
19
46
115
8
11
40
9
10 7
21
1
37
9
43
9
61
135
64
544
262
IRFLAND
Italy
5
48
SO
106
93
188
17
98
137
189
157
32 7
1
8
130
132
131
146
67
598
811
2116
973
3059
LUX FM POUR G
NFTFFRl ANDS
1
105
2
379
6
655
222
3
431
3
732
10
4
1496
4
1518
4
6 54
38
5302
47
6607
NCRIaAY
PfRTUGAI
31
5
64
37
114
47
2^.7
1709
17
2844
22
7
451
22
46a
22
369
25
2 /06
22
41/1
300
SPAIN
SfcETEN
16
47
55
84
83
141
8
688
73
3475
183
4365
9
7
62
227
76
236
125
10C7
771
5113
1139
6428
SWITZFRL ANO
UNITED KINGDOM
199
497
154
2196
366
2 942
104
534
325
3293
318
422B
5
62
399
7040
407
7160
619
4574
2299
29137
3102
39546
GTHFR FUROPF
SOUTH AHFRIfA
27
43
82
67
224
358
4
216
2 26
237
1457
2193
ARGENT INA
BOLIVIA
24
2
264
45
32 7
54
6
20
2
41
2
3
73
5
77
3
3e3
15
5443
489
7065
629
BRAZIL
r. H 1 1. F
59
36
459
157
995
22 C
11
3
54
88
37
2
2
40
46
47
59
455
126
6105
2479
10999
3775
CfirMBlA
FCUAOOR
10
11
66
39
92
56
1
13b
4
137
10
1
5b
15
101
17'
74
29
2155
1032
2590
1210
PARAGUAY
PFRU
2
12
21
145
26
205
24
5
30
6
60
3
6
52
9
56
17
1C3
187
343 9
289
4512
URUGUAY
VFNFZUFl A
16
29
97
35
148
2
12
121
17
12B
6
2
14
70
21
74
29
88
546
1783
1332
2171
OTHER SO. AMfdlCA
cfntrai America
3
14
20
15
15
1
20
24
8
114
146
ccsta ric«
fl salvador
4
52
81
59
9C
lb
6
18
11
1
35
79
36
81
21
48
1326
2 83 7
1563
3119
GUATEMAL A
HONDURAS
3
2
80
15
94
19
4
2
B
1
30
18
24
a
27
8
35
IS
242 7
6 04
2666
750
NICARAGUA
PANAMA
3
10
46
118
52
165
S
29
7
30
19
19
20
23
31
tl
1671
155 8
1883
1922
OTHFR C. AHFRICA
UFST INDIFS
1
2
9
1
6
11
63
9/
ANT 1GUA
BAHAMAS
c
13
1
12
2
29
10
10
185
28
204
29
17
189
341
224
445
BARFADOS
BERMUDA
1
1
8
11
9
12
3
2
7
1
28
4
4
6
6
71
67
92 *
84
BRITISH VIRGIN 1L S
OCMINICAN RFPUBLIC
4
2
13
2
18
1
37
2
37
1
17
8
21
9
3
7
24
33 7
35
348
HAITI
JAMAICA
3
9
4
31
B
45
5
20
58
20
67
1
3
6
69
12
76
6
39
66
596
279
681
NFTF. ANTILLES
TRINICAC + TObAGU
1
1
10
37
16
39
1
2
19
11
23
20
143
250
167
271
3
30
212
52 7
269
696
CTFFR WFST INDIES
AS I A
2
13
1 9
IB
22
2
282
321
10
53 7
7/4
HfNG KGNG
INDIA
626
213
1558
205
4982
844
149
166
464
122
1699
7So
8
6
C09
237
635
256
1283
757
5256
1672
12 732
4096
IRAN
ISR/FI
9
19
56
32
14C
60
34
16
78
31
194
61
1
37
37
54
40
116
730
458
1442
715
JAPAN
KCRFA
19367
3C6
9387
244
3C53 8
915
5005
208
2381
200
7691
B14
444
15
929
38
1422
60
51646
1464
119258
211o
180873
6135
I FP^NON
PHILIPPINES
9
724
30
2542
43
3712
6
280
21
2136
33
3213
1
9
12
186
14
203
14 5
3238
291
16376
572
23351
THAILAND
OTFFR ASIA
123
1295
305
2189
1577
6112
11
209
74
463
208
1367
1
7
40
322
53
360
3C8
2527
1332
6117
4367
14785
Or.FANIA
AUSTRAL I A
245
937
1408
93
707
B77
12
832
672
5EE5
28400
46545
NFw 2 FAl AND
OTHFR OCEANIA
31
e
320
68
402
111
55
1
351
25
433
42
10
2
381
66
399
76
1560
574
11464
105B0
16388
1951B
AF R I C A
74
169
288
146
169
36 5
7
246
262
5C6
1845
2931
MFX ICO
130
860
IC54
54
328
386
40
6333
64B9
731
44640
46753
OTHFR OVERSEAS
C
2
2
GRAND TOTALS
25136
25133
61792
9556
22385
38*15
755
25290
*o703
85456
360231
332041
TABLE 3 -B
54
ARRIVALS BY
1970
AIR
ALASKA
GUAM
HONOLULU
LUS ANGELES
FURfPE
BUSINESS PLEASURE
10TAL
BUSINESS PLEASURE
TOTAL
BUSINESS PLEASURE
TUTAL
bUSINtSS PLEASURE
TOTAL
AUSIR I t
RFLCIUM
DFHRARK
F IMAM)
i42
2b
36
26
36 9
52
33
740
111
017
lb*
50
68
13
1
71
3
27
7
190
56
2^9
74
33
21
222
354
255
216
290
459
305
250
FRANCE
GFRCANY
52
74
92
353
164
434
4
10
52
162
57
1B1
150
46 5
1341
2285
1740
2.991
695
635
4043
2787
8300
3633
GREFCF
ICELAND
5
5
5
9
1
1
17
1
20
2
19
b
74
33
129
94
10
82
7
182
B
1 RFI AM)
ITAIV
1
89
3
43
4
146
6
1
11
1
19
26
96
277
626
341
832
33
240
173
842
224
1214
LUXENRflURl.
KHH-i.1 ANUS
21
124
C
163
6
30
36
1
SB
3
707
4
881
2
232
19
2 052
23
2530
NCRHAY
PCRTIIGAI
6
55
1
69
1
2
1
23
1
27
3
52
9
155
93
291
111
31
10
168
47
269
80
SPAIN
StaFCFN
2
15
4
70
21
89
1
3
32
27
35
30
20
139
156
560
2ZU
729
69
IU2
385
618
515
769
Sfc ITZFRLAM)
UNITEC KINGDOM
33
37
8
51
60
87
707
858
152
600
805
316
423
20
133
162
1806
9085
13739
1542
6524
8840
CITEFR FtlROPF
soute America
5
9
14
7
98
34
172
4^7
98
770
966
AFGFNTINA
HfL IV IA
6
8
2
12
12
114
1
1004
37
1245
41
236
16
3976
400
5211
525
RSA7II
r.niF
21
28
23
3
23
3
58
19
862
34 7
1417
427
322
65
462 5
1 900
8241
3022
C.CLCMRIA
ECUADOR
1
c
1
2
C
8
2
8
2
8
1
263
103
3u9
110
51
17
1576
867
1926
1010
PARAGUAY
PFRII
1
15
36
307
54
413
11
52
119
2905
175
3773
URUGUAY
VFNE7UFI A
2
1
5
1
5
3
27
56
37b
72
479
18
43
42 8
1109
1179
1332
OTHER SO. AMFKILA
C.FNTRAI AMFKKA
3
48
61
1
17
26
CfSTA k[{1
Fl SAIVACOR
1
3
3
3
3
2
2
114
139
129
14b
17
42
1096
2 524
1305
2779
GUATFHAI A
HCNDURAS
b
u
6
3
1
191
116
207
134
25
14
2117
465
2296
569
N ICARAGIIA
PANAMA
c
c
3
35
5
36
9
146
490
155
548
28
41
1450
783
1641
1033
nil-FR C. AMERICA
c
10
11
10
51
66
<FS1 INOIFS
- —
ANTIGUA
BAHAMAS
c
c
c
1
72
110
3
2
164
7
208
1
43
11
47
RAREACCS
BFRMUfiA
c
1
1
2
1
3
3
2
23
44
29
50
1
9
5
19
6
BRITISH VIRGIN ILS
DfMINICAN HFPUPLIC
c
1
2
1
18
2
1
1
4
261
7
264
hill I
JAMAH A
I FAS
I SR«EI
JAPAN
KCREA
I FFANDN
PHI IPPINES
9
21
2
_13_
25
302
39
333
3
10
1
11
18
29
155
101
186
153
23S4
90
lo47
90
4C12
32 9
30392
120
35258
642
18635
71b
71070
1350
92369
2914
1845
26
3
45
1
392
10
511
1
1027
11
2296
10
1604
60
9669
74
12854
110
55
7
108
399
241
2 52
73
166
284
191
126
NETF. ANTILLES
TRINIDAD ♦ TOBAGO
16
1
16
2
1
8
1
9
1
12
15
87
17
160
15
3
129
3
191
T.TFFR HFST INDIES
AS IA
55
227
4
140
150
2
26
31
HCNf KCNG
INDIA
26
6
59
5
202
13
117
11
124
10
368
21
345
352
2200
946
4^94
1944
11
37
210
104
453
208
859
377
7 028
444
386
444
TEA II inii
CTEF R ASIA
5
27
25
68
93
188
2
48
25
70
34
140
16 2
897
816
2608
130U
3644
47
365
97
692
Of. F AM A
AUSTRAL I A
KFH 7 FAI AND
flTEFR OCEANIA
46
229
125
69 55
206
10674
1256
307
8114
2392
1111b
4226
159
26
1789
689
2312
3601
37
13
OTHER OVERSEAS
GRAM) TflTALS
89083 120972
PACIFIC PORTS
ARRIVALS BV AIR
1970
SAN FRANCISCO
BUSINESS PLEASURE TOTAL
OTHER PACIFIC
BUSINESS PLEASURE
TOTAL PACIFIC
BUSINESS PLEASURE
BUSINESS PLEASURF
~rar
532
-5TT
1175
616
2714
13ou
1225
3169
AUSTRIA
RFLGIUH
11
51
34
68
84
10
50
119
77
141
141
6
10
"35-
3
OFNMAHK
F INI AND
24
17
51
75
333
61
2123
270
2625
435
6137
7537
240
FRANCE
GFRMANV
147
360
274
634
46 C
1C3S
138
410
316
1260
493
1B93
IS
56
1200
1958
11247
10231
496
249
GFFFCF
Iffl ANO
22
115
48
115
103
21
823
2729
IRELAND
ITALY
80
102
S3
183
17
97
13o
188
156
325
87
576
573~
1 818
3724
TT
4997
LUXEMBOURG
NFTPFRL ANGS
1
105
2
375
221
3
416
52
37
~iT5Z~
47
~236"
1670
17
71
3
712
2745
Id.
Tbo"
20
"~ 8~
649
361
25
117
2131
196
— rxnr
3566
274
NCRHAY
PfRIUGAL
31
5
5
17
SPAIN
SHECFN
16
47
52
64
7S
121
147
2112
5B~
358
2797
76~
19
1
135
13
159
~~ oT3~
45C7
HI
1666
21421
lzzr
1055
t>076
2641
30170
SKITZERI. ANO
UNITED K INGDOM
CThFR FlIknPF
SOUTH AMFbII A
198
497
~~TT
164
534
~~ 67"
31B
3116
221
3~l0
4030
354
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19
450
123
7Z~
_ * 9 _
T5
103
52 82
486
604F
2 43 6
2 063
1 023
" 6o46
626
10799
3719
2491
ARC-FNT INA
RCL IV IA
258
45
19
2
40
2
RRA7 II
CF1LF
5S
36
45S
157
995
22C
11
3
54
21
CCLCMRIA
FCUAOfih
S2
56
88
35
"T3T"
"IT"
B
7
12
17
PARAGUAY
PERU
2
12
21
145
26
205
24
5
29
6
58
17
"Z3~
66
7
533~
1716
T5
262
446B
1313
2100
117
URUGUAY
VFNF/UFL A
16
29
S7
35
1*8
12
119
17
126
OTF.FR SI). AMERICA
CENTRAL AMERICA
r.csTA rua
Fl SALVADOR
4
52
81
59
SC
lo
18
11
15
5
17
5
19
48
1297
2 75 8
1532
3034
GUATFMAI A
HCNDUPAS
3
2
80
15
94
IS
4
2
B
1
30
18
10
1
10
2
35
19
2412
59a
2643
742
NICARAGUA
PANAMA
3
10
46
118
52
165
5
2*
7
30
8
1
9
1
31
to
1658
1456
1869
18 13
CThFR C. AMERICA
ITfst indifs
1
2
U
9
11
61
88
ANTIGUA
RAF. AM AS
13
1
10
2
27
10
10
a
17
4
299
20
402
RARFAOOS
RFRMIICA
1
1
R
11
S
12
1
1
1
5
u
5
4
42
63
59
76
BHIISH VIRGIN ILS
DOMINICAN RFPUHL If.
C
4
2
13
2
18
u
1
1
37
1
2
1
2
3
6
a
331
14
341
HAITI
JAMAICA
3
S
4
31
8
45
5
20
5a
20
67
C
1
1
5
36
60
519
267
397
NFTF. ANTII LFS
TRINIDAD ♦ TOBAbU
1
1
10
37
1 6
19
1
2
19
11
di
20
d
5
2
5
3
30
60
2Va
78
426
fTFFH MFST INDIES
ASIA
2
13
IS
IB
20
3
3
8
2S3
450
KM. KONG
INDIA
626
213
1553
199
4976
83 8
149
166
45o
114
lo91
74B
4
1
IB
19
id
23
1276
766
4616
1397
1201a
3795
IRAN
ISRAFI
9
IS
56
32
14C
6C
34
16
77
31
193
60
2
2
61
115
6 92
419
1^84
671
JAPAN
KCRFA
19364
308
9373
242
3C521
913
4986
208
232o
198
7oll
o09
224
9
lib
16
437
31
31 305
14 53
117344
2 1.69
17/276
3062
1 F6ANCN
PFIl IPPINFS
S
724
30
2531
43
370C
6
2B0
21
2114
35
3183
1
3
1
17
3
23
149
iddd
28L
16 03f
556
22968
T FA II ANO
OTHER ASIA
123
1295
305
21 7S
1577
6102
11
2J9
7-»
<*56
208
1338
4
14
4
2j
307
d$dd
1292
5760
4313
14J47
Of.FAMA
AUSTRAL I A
245
906
1375
93
o94
B64
3
46
ol
5655
<:64ol
3a731
NEa / FAl ANO
GTFFR OCEANIA
31
8
315
68
397
111
P4
1
34B
24
449
41
2
38
1
40
1
1349
5 72
10/35
10129
14330
IBB55
AFR ICA
74
160
277
146
103
359
2
11
13
499
152 9
2352
MFX ICC
130
660
1C54
54
326
JBO
27
3530
J6i0
7C8
41<:59
*3300
OTHER OVERSEAS
C
C
£.
2
ORAM; TOTALS
25131
2<<H7C
t 144 6
9528
21870
3B332
348
4394
490t
B1766
33313S
••92923
TABLE 3_ C
56
PACIFIC
PUKTS
' ARRIVALS BY SEA
1970
ALASKA
GUAM
HONOLULU
LOS
ANGELES
EURCPF
BUSINESS
PLEASURE
TOTAL
BUSINESS
PLtASUKfc TOTAL
BUSINESS
PLEASURE
TUTAL
BUSINESS PLEASURE
TOTAL
AUSTRIA
RFL6IUM
7
7
1
1
1
2
3
3
3
DFNMAHK
F im and
C
2
2
3
3
1
b
6
3
b9
23
bl
23
FRANC F
GERMANY
1
4
5
5
1
7
3
19
4
37
2
8
13
95
24
131
G6FFCF
ICELAND
G
u
24
U
U
b
8
1 (ELAND
ITALY
1
c
1
1
1
5
3
5
5 .
12
5
lbb
16
180
LUXFMBOURG
NFTFFRL ANCS
G
c
2
c
4
13
13
u
4
U
4
7
b4
7
71
NCFmAV
PCRTUGAL
c
c
U
4
2
4
2
3
77
85
2
S ft IN
SkECFN
c
G
1
1
u
1
2
2
G
2
2
4
1
52
1
b4
S»IT7-FRl AND
UMTFO K INGOOH
G
c
U
lb
b
H3
1
17
IS
289
17
BOb
7
15
245
28
1163
TThFR FUROPE
SOUTH' AHFRICA
c
U
G
7
9
2
9
13
ARGENTINA
Ml'lv IA
c
c
c
G
3
4^
G
85
G
102
R PAZ II.
CHIF
c
c
c
u
G
4
7B
1
7
1
21
i
82
6
cclcmpia
ECUADOR
c
c
c
c
U
G
G
2
b
2
15
5
PARAGUAY
PFRU
c
U
u
G
19
U
3
URUGUAY
V FNFZ UFI A
c
c
c
c
U
u
b
1
7
1
CIFFR SU. AMFkICA
:fntral a he kica
r.r.siA ri ( a
Ft SALVADOR
GUATFMAI A
HCNTUhAS
N IC4K AGUA
PANAMA
2
57
26
1
29
CTI-FR C. AMFRICA
rfFST INOIFS
AM li,l, i
R JFANAS
FARRAGOS
RFF.MJDA
HUTISh VIkGIN ILS
OfMNICAN RFP UBLI f.
HAITI
JA HAlf A
NFTF. ANI II L FS
T F 1MCAD ♦ TOBAGO
C.TPFR »FST INOIFS
AS IA
HfNf- KONG
INDIA
IRAN
ISkAFI
JAPAN
KfRFA
I FFANON
Pf II IPPINFS
20
i_
37
7
12
2
474
1
41
1
624
l*7o
10
45
2
10
4Z
33
12
47
14
c
14
79
1
2b
THAILAND
1 1 P F K JS1J
G
G
c
U
5
1
l
11
53
1
21
28
AllSTRAI 1 A
C
c
2
13
SKJtU
20
955
27j9
3
141
119b
NPM Z FAl AND
OTPFR OCEANIA
c
c
G
G
c
c
1
3
369
197
401
330
16
9bb
I/O
1
C
45
305
10
AFRICA
C
1
157
1
42
117
1
24
40
MF» ICC
G
c
4
21b
/.a
b
6
6
352
377
OTHFP (IVPkSFoS
GftANC TOTALS
table 3 -c
PACIFIC PORTS
57
ARRIVALS 6Y SEA
1970
SAN
FRANCISCO
SEATTLE
OTHER
PACIFIC
TOTAL
PACIFIC
FilRCPF
BUSINESS
PLtASURE
TOTAL
BUSINESS
PLEASURE. TOTAL
BUSINESS PLEASURE-
lulAL
bUSlNhSS PLEASURE
IUI AL
AUSTRIA
BELGIUM
C
C
c
i
1
11
14
11
Id
1
9
15
17
16
26
DENMARK
F INLAND
6
3
s
3
46
2
4b
3
47
19
48
19
3
173
46
195
54
FRANCE
GERMANY
3
3
11
3
15
3
10
-22
10
25
81
140
82
140
2
15
110
296
124
360
GREECE
ICELAND
C
C
C
c
4
5
5
17
C
1/
24
IRELAND
ITALY
4
c
5
1
1
1
1
2
1
11
20
11
15
22
194
34
215
LUXEMBOURG
NRTHFRI. ANDS
G
4
C
6
1
15
20
1
68
o9
2
7
170
7
187
NORWAY
PCRTUGAL
12
12
C
1
39
49
1
35
il
b
16/
2
Itil
4
SPAIN
SWEfiFN
c
3
20
4
2C
2
42
3
42
1
a
1
8
6
10
122
12
137
SWITZERLAND
UNITED K INGCOM
1
7
E4
8
145
7
177
8
178
5
46
639
46
647
2
29
90
1450
113
3022
rTHER EUROPF
SOUTH AMERICA
5
6
3
4
12
12
2
36
44
ARGENTINA
fid IV 14
6
6
C
1
1
6
6
101
157
BRAZlt
C H 1 1 F
c
2
2
3
U
i
7
1
25
a
160
12
CGLCMBl a
FCUADOR
c
c
(J
6
u 1
2
8
2
15
5
PARAGUAY
PERU
c
c
c
u
o
1
2
1
19
5
URUGUAY
VENEZUELA
c
c
c
2
2
6
1
1
6
4
7
4
OTHER SO. AMERICA
CENTRAL AMERICA
c
6
6
6
CTSTA RICA
El SALVADOR
c
c
1
1
1
10
5
11
9
GUATEMALA
HCNDURAS
c
c
c
U
c
1
1
6
2
NICARAGUA
PANAMA
c
c
c
u
1
9
1
9
1
i
93
4
96
OTHER C. AMERICA
WEST INDIES
C
c
U
1
1
2
2
ANT IGUA
BAHAMAS
c
c
2
2
u
U
10
lu
24
24
BARBADOS
BERMUDA
c
c
2
1
1
2
2
1
1 ^
2
BRITISH VIRGIN 1LS
OCMINICAN REPUBLIC
c
c
U
1
Cl
5
6
a
6
6
HAITI
JAMAICA
c
C
c
c
c
9
9
NETE. ANTILLES
TRINIDAD ♦ TII8AGO
c
3
1
1
8
5
9
5
OTHER WEST INDIES
AS 1 t
c
c
2
1
2
1
i
a
HCNG KONG
INDIA
c
5
6
6
6
8
a
8
8
2
6
33
35
1
8
51
90
103
IRAN
ISRAEL
C
C
1
1
1
5
5
1
7
9
JAPAN
KfREA
3
14
2
17
2
19
55
2
80
5
56
1
43
103
1
179
6
1244
5
2735
25
LEE ANON
PHI IPPINES
C
11
12
u
24
30
1
1
20
21
11
191
224
THAU AND
OTHER ASIA
10
10
7
U
9
1
8
9
3
57
110
OCEANIA
AUSTRAL I A
31
33
u
13
13
2
55
59
27
1208
7062
NEW ZEALAND
OTHER OCEANIA
c
5
5
C
1
3
1
4
1
35
1
35
1
3
421
387
589
AFR If A
C
9
11
6
6
2
22
25
4
103
357
MFX ICC
c
2
2
2
41
51
12
619
661
OTHFR OVERSEAS
c
GRANO TOTALS
7
263
34 6
28
515
583
76
1476
1579
361
7672
18898
TABLE 4-A
58
MtXl
CAN BORDER
PORTS
TOTAL ARRIVALS
11)70
BROWNSVILLE
CALEXICO
EL PASO
HlKfPF
BUSINESS
PLEA SURF
TOTAL
BUSINESS
PLEASURE
TOTAL
BUSINESS
PLEASURE
TUTAL
BUSINESS
PLEASURE
TUTAL
Al.STRl A
RFLGIUM
1
14
15
15
16
U
1
1
1
1
C
2
3
66
3
73
1
4
19
16
24
22
nFM>*RK
F IMAM)
8
1
14
3
1
U
1
7
2
9
2
1
23
1
26
1
FRANCF
R.FKNANY
6
1
164
45
199
49
12
lb
19
18
3
6
68
104
74
1*4
7
7
463
352
510
383
GRPFC.F
ICFlANf)
c
C
4
U
3
6
20
22
IRELAND
ITAIV
c
3
5
23
6
27
1
2
1
2
3
1
22
1
44
1
3
8
70
10
75
LUXFMROUKF
NFTFFRL ANTS
C
17
C
18
U
6
6
1
1
17
1
16
3
42
47
NCRKAV
PrRTIIGAL
3
11
5
24
5
U
2
U
2
u
1
2
5
4
15
11
14
51
25
13
14
SPAIN
sutr.Fs
1
c
22
14
25
15
3
1
3
2
1
41
14
43
14
1
73
29
SblT7FRI AND
II M TFT K iNC-nOH
1
3
24
4a
26
54
2
B
3B
9
40
l)
7
17
92
20
107
1
3
139
213
146
229
TThFR FURDPF
SOUTH AHFRKA
1
3
4
4
4
2
7
14
ARGENTINA
RTLIVIA
1
1
52
3
53
5
2
1
2
1
2
55
6
62
B
4
1
133
22
142
32
RRAZ1I
ruif
2
3
14
54
2C
61
12
14
12
14
2
49
26
49
34
1
1
130
104
146
114
CfLCMFIA
Fr.u*nriM
4
45
5
51
5
1
u
31
11
32
11
2
47
14
53
15
3
138
88
150
97
PARAGUAY
PFRII
1
16
C
21
U
4
6
1
1
52
1
sb
2
6
141
6
161
URUGUAY
VFNfZUFI A
3
7
26
7
3C
3
7
3
9
12
14
13
2i
51
76
56
99
riFFR so. amfkica
cfntr a AM Frt K.A
1
2
2
1
1
COSTA R ICA
Fl SAI VAOOK
1
7
47
108
49
125
9
IB
95
18
105
6
28
47
26
56
13
15
166
286
19 1
319
GUATFMAI A
HCMXIRAS
25
14
295
41
35C
64
2
73
10
75
10
5
228
21
*45
30
c9
13
782
161
874
181
MC/RAGUA
P*h<MA
IS
101
23
122
28
2
44
4
47
5
4
36
16
42
19
6
4
126
103
145
111
TThFR C AMFR1CA
12
6
16
1
B
10
2
14
35
33
41
79
HFS1 INOIFS
ANT IGUA
R / h CH A S
c
c
C
4
C
4
1
2
C
6
6
rake-ahus
RFRMIOA
c
c
C
c
2
1
2
1
HI. II 1st- VIRGIN ILS
nr* inican rfpuhl ic
c
c
c
4
c
5
4
4
4
4
1
1B7
190
H/ITI
JAMAICA
c
c
c
2
3
u
19
31
3
6
3
6
c
5
8
9
NFTE. ANT1I LFS
TSIMCAL 4 TOBAGO
2
2
U
4
5
3
3
r.TI-FR *FST INDIES
AS 1 A
c
9
11
2
2
1
1
8
8
HCNG KONG
IM.I1
2
c
3
1
2
2
3
3
1
2
1
2
IRAK
ISRAEL
s
IC
u
u
1
1
14
16
2
20
5
21
JAPAN
KfRFA
4
32
38
C
6
12
19
7
1
24
1
34
2
4
49
60
2
L FF/NDN
PHI 1 PPINFS
1
2
1
4
u
5
7
5
9
1
8
4
10
7
TFAII AM.
CTEFR ASIA
C
2
1
7
1
7
1
2
3
5
c
1
4
2
7
OCEANIA
AI/STRAI IA
1
25
27
10
10
1
73
77
4
106
116
NFU / FAI AND
CTEFR OrtAN IA
1
6
2
7
4
U
2
2
1
1
12
5
13
6
1
14
2
15
2
AFRIC/
1
3
1
1
1
5
6
13
16
mfx icr
411
/3S77
24743
2660
57blB
60653
2592
82896
67079
542
144695
146125
OTEFF OVERSEAS
c
C
U
GRAND TOTALS
w,
25338
26360
2690
5B301
6 119/
2655
B4206
666 19
753
149171
151157
TABLE 4"
A
MEXICAN BORDER
PORIS
59
TOTAL ARRIVALS
1970
NOGALt S
RQMA
SAN
YSIORU
LTHEK MEXICAN
FIIRC PF
BUSINESS
PLEASURE
TOTAL
BUSINESS
PLEASURE
TGT*.L
BUSlNtSi PLEASURt
IUTAL
oUilftESS
PLfc*SURt
TOTAL
AUSTRIA
BELGIUM
C
G
G
2
C
2
1
1
G
G
10
2
12
3
5
3
2C
13
26
16
DENMARK
F IM AND
C
13
1
14
1
G
1
10
4
10
6
2
7
9
10
10
FRANCE
GFRMANY
1
22
45
22
49
G
G
1
G
1
2
3
75
ICG
74
119
15
26
284
IB4
302
216
GRFECE
ICELAND
c
2
2
C
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
4
3
7
3
IRELAND
ITALY
1
13
14
13
15
G
1
18
23
16
28
15
4
7b
6
99
LUXEMBOURG
NFTEFRL ANDS
1
44
C
■.5
G
U
24
G
29
o
37
42
NORMAV
PCRTOGAl
G
2
7
C
G
G
2
G
2
G
1
b
lG
1
6
2
9
3
SPAIN
SWEDEN
B
19
1G
21
1
1
3
u
74
22
83
26
55
3b
62
40
SwITZ ERI AND
IIMIFD K INGCOM
31
45
32
53
1
1
G
1
1
25
132
30
15G
28
64
242
263
OTHER Ell RilP E
SOU1E AMERICA
5
5
G
G
9
lu
13
1/
ARGENT INA
P.0L IV IA
c
32
33
C
1
2
2
1
2
1
79
11
84
13
124
10
172
44
132
12
HEAZII
C.Eill F
20
6
21
E
G
3
o
3
G
42
95
44
1GG
184
57
C.OLOMPIA
FCUADOR
G
16
12
16
13
G
1
3
1
77
89
67
94
59
23
o3
27
PARAGUAY
PERU
1
C
4
Q
L
G
1
G
G
3
130
3
13o
2
1
49
2
56
URUGUAY
VFNEZUFI A
4
6
4
9
1
1
2
1
4
29
32
29
36
c
5
26
67
26
82
OTHER SO. AMERICA
CENTRAL AMERICA
C
G
G
G
U
1
1
r.nsiA rica
Fl SAI VuCOR
2
2
26
139
33
185
3
5
3
5
2.
21
221
1337
2*5
13bG
5
19
77
160
91
168
GUATEMAl A
HfNOURAS
1
129
6
134
9
4
1
4
1
8
1497
9*
ib26
94
5
3
28o
77
300
BO
N ICAKAGUA
PANAMA
11
30
13
47
13
1
1
2
7
364
33
396
5
2
10G
25
117
41
OTHER C. AMERICA
WEST INDIES
C
4
4
G
8
90
103
4
3
9
AM 1GUA
BAHAMAS
C
C
C
U
G
C
2
1
1
13
G
z _
1
1
G
C
G
3
3
HAEEACUS
BFRMUCA
c
C
c
C
G
U
G
G
G
G
c
G
*
r
Hellish VIRGIN 1LS
DCMINICAN KFPUBL ic
40
c
4C
u
U
G
G
G
U
13
G
4
G
25
32
EiAITl
JAMAICA
c
c
1
C
1
G
U
U
G
G
2
3
2
3
1
1
1
3
B
4
NETE. ANTILLES
TRINIDAD + TOBAGO
3
G
c
3
G
U
G
G
G
u
9
10
c
13
13
CTEER WEST INC IES
AS 1 i
1
1
I
1
u
1
A.
5
7
HfNC KONG
1 M. U
G
C
c
fl
3
C
1
1
3
U
G
u
G
G
G
G
G
b
1
1
3
5
4
8
1 kit,
ISRAEL
7
7
10
c
5
54
3
63
JAPAN
KCREA
4
21
26
C
a
o
G
30
C
79
3
119
4
53
1
65
131
1
LEBANON
PEILIPPINFS
c
1
C
1
G
G
1
2
_ . il .
6
IB
16
1
5
14
6
14
TEA II AND
riThER iSIa
C
C
C
G
G
G
G
G
12.
20
1
1
C
5
3
9
OCEANIA
AUSTRAL 1 A
17
19
1
1
1
66
72
9
91
100
NEW Z EAL AND
CTEER OCEANIA
G
C
13
G
13
C
G
G
G
i
79
1
00
1
3
25
2
29
2
AF K 1 C A
c
2
3
G
G
G
7
D
5
7
13
MFX ICC
183
130140
13C967
137
126GB
127B3
942
24930b
251*44
2340
2 01186
2 045 64.
OTHER OVERSEAS
G
C
G
G
G
G
2
2
GRAND TOTALS
2G9
130944
1319C3
158
12641
12021
1041
25437G
tStbsi
ttlt
2 03 694
*077j2
TABLE 4_ A
MEXICAN BGRDER PGR.IS
TOTAL ARRIVALS
1970
TOTAL MEXICAN
BUSINESS PLEASURE
AUSTRIA
R EL CI UN
6
10
68
115
82
133
DENMARK
FINLAND
3
2
IS
84
23
FRARCF
GERMANY
it,
44
1088
847
12G5
959
GREECE
1 f Fl ANC
1
29
3
41
3
IRELAND
ITAIY
2
26
SO
2 32
55
29C
LUXEMBOURG
NFTFFRL ANCS
f
1
187
1
2C5
NGRMAY
PORTUGAL
5
2
39
28
69
40
SPAIN
SREOFN
11
2
2 54
134
299
148
SnITZFRL AND
UMTFO KINGCOM
10
44
309
MOf
336
916
r-TFER EUROPE
SOUTH AMFR ICA
1
41
54
ARGENTINA
BrL IV I A
11
t
479
53
510
72
BRAZIL
CHILE
10
14
442
343
479
388
CrLCMRIA
FGUAOPR
11
413
243
455
263
PARAGUAY
PERU
c
t
11
3 96
12
44 3
URUGUAY
VENEZUELA
12
133
231
14C
289
OTHER SO. AMERICA
C.FNTfcAL AMER1EA
7
2
5
CfSTA RICA
FL SALVADOR
23
79
586
21 77
bit
2 36 3
GUATEMAL A
HCNfUlRAS
114
31
12 9 6
4C9
3508
4( S
NICARAGUA
PANAMA
SO
6
Hoe
219
917
256
OTHER C. AMERICA
60
166
26C
UFST INCIES
ART IGUA
BAHAMAS
c
C
16
C
17
BARPACOS
REKMUCA
c
c
3
2
3
2
BRITISH .V IRC- IN 1L S
HTM IN KAN REPUBLIC
c
9
C
2 73
C
288
HAITI
JAMAICA
1
4
17
4C
18
56
NETH. ANTILLES
TRIMCAO ■» TOeAGO
3
2
29
2
34
OTHER REST INCIES
ASI /
c
28
33
HfNG KONG
1 M, IA
1
6
11
14
19
I t«N
ISRAFI
o
2
107
16
126
KCREA
lufl
2 .
262
4
42 7
9
1 Ef ANON
kHll 1 PPINES
2
1
21
39
26
53
THAU. ANO
OTHER ASIA
1
2
8
36
21
5C
iXEAMA
AUSTRAL IA
16
369
422
NE» ZEAL ANO
OTHER OCEANIA
6
2
151
12
159
15
AFRICA
6
36
5C
MEX ICC
>,B27
902627
9iei7e
UTHFK IIVEkSEAS
c
2
2
GRAND TOTAI 9
1U651
SIHn 1U
93645C
■bV. S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE : 1971 481-32S/60
TABLE 4 ■
•B
MEXICAN BORDER
PORTS
61
ARRIVALS BY
1970
AIR
,
BROWNSVILLE
CALEXICO
EL PASO
LAREDO
FCIRCPE
BUSINESS
PLEASURE
TOTAL
BUSINESS
PLEASURE
TOTAL
BUSINESS
PLEASURE
TUTAL
BUSINESS
PLEASURE
TOTAL
AUSTRIA
BELGIUM
IC
11
C
1
.
OFN^ARK
F IM AND
C
3
1
France
GFRMANY
5
6
2
12
3
- u
u
2
3
7
GREECE
ICELAND
C
1
C
U
U
u
IRELAND
ITALY
1
1
3
2
5
u
u
(J
1 UXEMBOURG
NFTFFRL ANCS
5
C
5
1
u
1
1/
NORWAY
PCRTUGAL
2
a
6
12
1
I
SPA IN
SHECFN
3
3
5
4
u
SKIIZERLANO
UMTFD KiNGCOM
l
l
3
5
4
7
b
2
1
3
i
2
2
CTHFR EUROPE
SOUTH AMFRKA
2
2
a
u
c
c
ARGENTINA
BfLIV IA
1
10
10
1
c
G
BRAZI1
CF11F
1
s
10
5
12
b
C
1
1
CfLCMRIA
ECUADOR
1
12
4
13
4
u
U
PARAGUAY
PFRU
5
C
6
u
u
1
URUGUAY
VENEZUFI A
4
13
4
13
D
2
2
b
b
1
OTHER SO. AMER 1CA
CENTRAL AMERICA
C
CrSTA RKA
EL SAIVAGOR
1
1
36
IC
41
1
1
GUATEMAL A
HCNRURAS
2
3
97
5
107
13
1
u
5
c
5
N IC ARAGUA
PANAMA
1
24
3
29
8
3
1
c
CTHER C. AMERICA
1
1
2
u
lu
b
HFST INOIFS
ANT IGUA
RAH (MAS
C
1
C
1
u
u
c
b
o° .
BARE ADOS
HFRMICA
c
C
b
c
BRITISH VIRGIN ILS
111 H IN ll.M REPUBL IC
c
1
C
2
D
b
HAITI
JAMAICA
c
2
1
1
u
NFTH. ANTILLES
TMMOAD * TOBAGO
C
C
u
G
b
OTHER WEST INDIES
AS I A
1
2
b
HCNf- KONG
INDIA
C
1
C
1
b
u
1
1 RAN
ISRAEL
1
c
1
u
.1 A F AN
KCRFA
3
G
23
D
26
C
(J
1
3
3
1
0"
u
1
1 FEANON
PHILIPPINES
C
C
1
U
1
1
c
b
THAU AND
CTHFR ASIA
c
b
UC F AN I A
AliSTRAL 1 A
c
U
2
2
c
1
NFw 7 f ALAND
OTHER OCEANIA
G
1
2
u
I
AF R I C A
2
MFX ICC
07
3604
3754
u
37
71B
793
3
113
116
OTHER OVERSEAS
C
GRAND TOTALS
113
3920
4148
3B
742
632
3
12 b
133
TABLE 4 -B
62
MtXICAN BORUER PORTS
ARRIVALS BY AIR
1970
NUGAIES
ROMA
SAN YS10RO
OTHER MEXICAN
BUSIM-SS PLEASURE
TOTAL
BUSINESS PLEASURE TOTaL
BUSINESS PLEASURE
TuTAL
BUSINESS PLEASURE IU1AL
AUSTRIA
Kur.niM
~T5~
ll
~Zu~
13
TO -
7
cfhrakk
F IM UNO
Fdkrr
gfrmany
TV
21
T44~
109
-ZFT
136
5~
CRFFCF
ICFLAND
IREI anc
ITilY
1
12
4
68
29
I in FMPOUKt
NFIhFRI ANTS
NCRKAY
PCRTIIGAI
O -
25
T7~
29
if3~
31
59
141
\H IN
113
— nr
\» it/ n.i anc
UMTFT KINGCOM
23
~~5
CTEFK FlIROPF
SflllTh AMERICA
ARGFNT IMA
RfL IV IA
74
3
80
4
PFA/II
r. t- 1 1 f
163
Id
20
10
169
24
"~2T~
13
cri cmpi a
FCUAI1C.R
~ PAR AGO AY
PFkll
5"
21
43
D"
— r
25
TT
48
~ r
IIFUHIAY
VFNFZUFL A
OTFFR SI). AMFRILA
CFNTraL AMERICA
CTSTA STtT
Fl SAI VAOOR
1,1 ill-Mil A
HfNniRAS
"IT
58
"5T
6
64
"54~
19
~5^~
20
T
NICARAGUA
PANAMA ^^
TTThFR C. AMFrTCa"
«I-^T IM.IF.S
AM 11,110
HAI-AMAS .
FiKf ACOS
RFRMUCA_
RFIIISH VIRGIN ILS
DfMINI f AN R FPURL IC
HAITI
JAMAICA
npth- antilles
tumdad * tobago
other »fst inoies
ai 1 1
HfNC. KCNL,
INDIA
I r«l
JMiRAFI
JAPAN
KffcFA
I FF ANHN
Phil I PPINF S
THAII AND
OTH ER A SIA
UT.F IM1
AUSTR Al I A
I. r- I FAI ANO
flTl-FR OCEANIA
49
46
17
3
63
104
5
11
20
(ITHFf. OVERSEAS
bHiM TCTALS
TOTAL MEX ICAN
HUS1NESS PLfcASURF
AUSTR I A
BELGIUM
25
11
31
14
OFNMARK
F INLAND
FRANCE
GFRPANY
20
21
250
113
273
IAS
GREECE
ICELANC
I tfUNf
ITAIY
1
13
3
55
6
73
Luxembourg
NFTFFRLaNDS
31
C
35
NCRWAY
PCRTUGAI
12
2
IS
3
SPAIN
SHE CFN
46
35
SnlTZFRl AND
UMTFO KINGCOM
57
121
66
151
CTFER FUROPE
SOUTE AMERICA
ARGENT INA
act ivia
84
. 3
90
5
RFAZIl
C.FILF
168
2S
17*
37
cclcmhia
Ecuador
32
1*
35
17
PARAGUAY
PERU
26
1
32
URUGUAY
VENRiuFL A
21
58
21
64
CTHFR SO. AMFRICA
CE NTR AL AMFRICA
r.rsTA nua
Fl SALVADOR
6
3
46
94
61
105
GUATFMAl A
HCNCURAS
6
165
22
176
34
NICARAGUA
PANAMA
4
1
76
12
ae
31
OTFER C. AMERICA
1
2
13
«EST INCIFS
ANTIGUA
BAHAMAS
C
4
C
4
PAE8ACOS
HFRHICA
c
C
C
BRITISH VIRGIN IL.S
OCMINICaN REPUPL1C
C
1
e
C
10
HMT1
JAMAICA
1
1
8
3
5
6
NFTF. ANTIILFS
TRIMDA11 * TOBAGO
6
C
6
OTFER WEST INDIES
ASI A
6
S
HCNG KONG
I NCI A
c
1
3
5
4
8
I FAN .
ISRAEI
6
54
3
64
.1 A F AN
KCRFA
52
1
72
133
2
1 FFANON
PHILIPPINES
1
2
12
5
13
TEA II ANIJ
PTnFR ASIA
1
1
3
1
4
OCFAMA
Al.SlHAI IA
a
7fc
84
NF« /ml AND
OTHER OCEAN IA
3
19
C
22
1
OTHER OVERSEAS
MiXICAN BLHUbk PURIS
ARRIVALS or AIR
1970
I.RAIvC TOTALS
TABLE 4
-D
V
64
MtXICAN BGRUEfc
: P0R1S
ARRIVALS BY
1970
LAND
BROI
.NSVILIE
CALEAICU
EL PASO
LAREDO
EURCFF
BUSINESS PLEASURE
TOTAL
BUSINESS
PLEASURE
TOTAL
BUSINESS PLEASURE
TOTAL
eUSINESS
PLEASURE
TOTAL
AUSTRIA
BELGIUM
C
1
15
4
16
1
1
1
1
2
3
66
3
72
1
4
19
16
24
22
qekhamc
FINLAND
a
1
11
2
1
1
7
2
9
2
1
23
1
26
1
FRANCE
GERMANY
3
1
158
41
187
44
12
16
19
18
3
6
68
102
74
121
7
7
463
352
510
376
GREECE
ICELAND
C
3
C
3
6
20
2.Z
ICELAND
ITALY
2
4
15
4
17
1
2
1
2
3
1
22
1
44
1
3
B
70
10
75
( IIXHUKIkI-
NETH6RI ANCS
c
12
13
6
6
1
1
16
1
17
3
42
47
NCR* AY
PCRTUGAL
1
3
5
12
5
2
1
1
5
3
15
11
14
13
14
SEAIN
SmEDFN
1
18
11
19
11
3
1
3
2
1
41
14
43
14
1
51
25
73
29
SWITZERLAND
UMTFO KINGDOM
1
21
36
22
41
2
8
38
9
40
1
7
15
91
17
106
1
3
13 9
211
146
227
CTBER FIIRflPE
SOUTH AMFRICA
1
1
2
4
H
2
7
14
argfnt in*
RCLlVl A
1
42
3
43
4
2
1
2
1
2
55
6
62
B
4
1
133
22
142
32
BRAZIL
Ch 1LF
1
2
9
44
14
49
12
14
12
14
2
49
25
49
33
1
1
130
104
146
114
CCLCMBIA
F( uim;«
3
33
1
38
1
1
31
11
32
11
2
47
14
5j
15
3
138
88
150
97
PARAGUAY
PERU
c
1
13
C
15
6
1
1
52
1
bo
2
6
141
6
160
U6U6UAY
VENEZUELA
3
3
13
3
17
3
7
3
9
12
12
13
21
Q
51
7B
56
98
OTHER SO. AHEKICA
CENTRAL AHEKICA
1
2
2
1
1
r.rsiA rica
Fl SAIVADOR
t
38
72
39
84
9
18
95
IB
105
6
27
47
27
56
13
15
loo
286
191
319
GUATEMALA
HCNOUSAS
23
11
1 9h
36
243
51
2
73
10
75
10
5
228
20
245
26
69
13
777
161
869
181
N ICAkAGUA
PANAMA
14
77
20
93
2 C
2
44
4
47
5
4
36
13
42
16
6
4
126
103
145
111
OTHER C. AMERICA
WEST INDIES
11
5
16
1
8
10
2
14
25
33
41
79
AM IGtIA
BAHAMAS
I.
3
C
3
u
1
2
6
6
PARFACCiS
RFRMJRA
c
C
c
2
1
2
1
BRITISH. VIRGIN ILS
nrMNIC.AN KFPUt-LIC
3
3
4
4
4
4
1
187
190
HAITI
JAKAICA
c
C
C
3
19
31
2
6
4
6
5
8
5
9
NFTF. ANTILLES
ThlMCAC * TOBAGO
c
2
2
G
4
5
3
3
CTHFR WFST INDIES
AS I A
E
9
2
2
1
1
c
8
8
HCNG K(lNl>
1 M, IA
c
1
c
2
1
2
2
i
3
c
1
2
1
2
1 BAN
1 ShAFl
c
4
C
s
U
Q
1
1
14
Id
G
2
20
21
.1 th-tN
KCF.EA
1
9
12
G
6
12
19
7
21
1
1
4
49
60
1
1 FRANGN
PHUIPPINHS
1
2
1
3
5
6
5
6
1
6
10
7
TEA IL AND
GThFK AS 14
G
c
C
2
1
7
1
7
1
2
3
5
1
4
2
7
OCEANIA
AI/STftAI IA
1
25
27
10
10
1
1
1
1
71
10
5
75
11
6
4
1
1UO
It
2
116
15
2
NFu / FAI AND
OTHER OCEANIA
1
6
2
7
3
2
2
AFR ICA
c
1
1
1
1
5
o
13
16
mfx icr
?/•«
20346
2 C981
2660
57817
O0o52
2555
82160
66260
539
144582
146009
OTHFF OvEkSEAS
c
C
o
G
GRAHC TCTALS
414
2i3<;n
222C9
2690
5B300
61196
2617
83464
1 101
ou
TABLE 4-D
MEXICAN BORDER
PORTS
65
ARRIVALS BY LAND
1970
NOGALE S
ROMA
SAN
YSIDRU
LTHER MEXICAN
FURCPF
BUSINESS
PLEASURE
TOTAL
BUSINESS
PLEASURE
TUT AL
BUSINESS PLEASURE
IU1AL
BUSINESS
PLEASURE
1UTAL
AUSTRIA
BELGIUM
C
2
2
1
1
10
2
12
3
1
1
5
2
b
3
DENMARK
FINLAND
13
1
14
1
1
10
4
10
6
C
3
3
FRANCE
GFRRANY
1
22
45
22
49
' 1
1
2
3
75
100
79
119
5
40
75
41
80
GFEFCF
ICELAND
c
2
2
1
IRELAND
ITALY
1
13
14
13
15
1
18
23
IB
28
3
2
26
2
31
LUXEMBOURG
NFTFFRI ANDS
1
44
C
45
24
29
12
13
NORWAY
PCRTUGAI
2
7
2
2
1
5
10
1
3
3
SPAIN
SWEDEN
8
19
10
21
1
U
1
3
74
22
83
2b
18
9
19
9
SWITZERLAND
UN ITFD K INGDDM
C
31
45
32
53
1
u
1
U
1
1
25
132
30
150
5
12
129
13
142
OTHER FIIROIPE
SOUTH AMFR 1(1
5
5
5
10
3
3
ARGENTINA
BOLIVIA
32
33
C
1
2
2
1
2
1
79
11
o4
13
2
50
7
52
8
BRA/ II
CHILE
20
6
21
e
3
3
42
95
44
100
5
2
9
2a
15
33
CCLCMBIA
FCUADOR
16
12
16
13
a
l
3
1
77
89
87
94
39
13
41
14
PARAGUAY
PFHi)
1
C
4
o
i
1
3
130
3>
136
1
2B
1
31
URUGUAY
VFNFZUFI A
4
6
4
9
l
l
2
1
4
29
32
*4
3b
1
9
24
9
34
flTFFH SO. AMERICA
CENTRAL AMERICA
C
COSTA RICA
Fl SALVADOR
2
2
26
139
33
185
3
5
3
5
2
21
221
1337
225
1380
17
39
102
41
124
GUATFMAI A
HONDURAS
1
12?
6
134
5
4
1
4
1
e
1497
92
1526
94
4
22 5
bl
236
61
NICARAGUA
PANAMA
11
30
13
47
13
1
2
1
2
7
364
33
396
37
2
1
54
19
58
21
OTHER 0. AMERICA
4
4
8
90
105
4
2
B
NFST INCIFS
ANTIGUA
BAHAMAS
C
C
2
2
BAREAOOS
RFRPUDA
C
C
1
1
1
1
BRITISH VIRGIN ILS
OCMINICAN RFPU8L IC
c
40
4C
13
13
3
IB
24
HAITI
JAMAICA
1
1
c
2
3
2
3
NFTH. ANIILLES
TRIMOAf] * TOBAGU
3
c
3
c
9
10
7
7
OTHER WEST INOIES
AS 1 t
1
1
1
1
1
c
HCHO, KONG
INDIA
C
c
1
b
1
c
1
1
I EAN
ISRAFL
3
1
3
u
7
7
10
|
JAPAN
KOREA
4
21
26
30
79
3
119
4
4
1
19
27
1
IFF ANON
PHILIPPINES
C
1
1
D
1
2
11
2
18
3
3
3
3
THAR AND
OTHER ASIA
c
U
b
18
12
20
2
2
5
OCEANIA
AUSTRAL I A
17
19
1
1
1
66
72
1
17
IB
NEW ZEAL AND
OTHER 00 IAN IA
13
C
13
1
79
1
80
1
8
2
9
2
AFRICA
2
3
D
7
a
2
1
4
MFX ICC
1H3
130136
13C963
157
12477
12052
942
249305
231244
2198
190586
193541
OTHER OVERSEAS
C
u
C
GRAND TOTALS
209
130945
131899
158
12510
12690
1041
254370
25bb41
22t2
19171b
194803
MEXICAN BORDER PLiRTS
ARRIVALS BY LANL
1970
TOTAL MEXICAN
BUSINESS PLtASURE
MISTRI a
BELGIUM
nf F.RAI.K
F IM ANT
I iixfMfniiKf
KPTt-FWt ANTS
43
104
62
12
1
1 56
51
IIS
71
15
FRANC F
15
838
S3 2
GERMANY
23
732
aca
f- FF ECE
25
34
icfiano
C
ICELAND
1
47
4S
1 T 01 T
13
172
212
1
17C
Ski
DM
CTH
SOUTH
A ft
Hfl
IZERL ANT.
TEH K. 1NC.C1IW
EH EUROPE
HER I f A
HI 1NA
IV IA
27
26
213
102
3
IS
3
2 52
3S5
50
5C
37
25C
113
27C
75S
42 C
67
274
114
if 1
22S
304
351
42
246
PARAGUAY
PERU
4
11
370
11
411
Uruguay
venezufi a
8
112
173
US
225
OTHER Sn. AMERICA
CENTRAL AMERlfA
1
2
4
r.TSTA RICA
FL SA1VA0OR
17
76
538
20E3
577
2258
r.UATEMAI A
HCNDURAS
1 1 1
25
3131
387
3332
435
NICARAGUA
PANAMA
4*
5
732
2C7
U2<,
225
OTHER f.. tMERICu
59
164
247
■ ESI I NDIES
AM1GUA
i- (HAMAS
12
C
13
R/REAf.nS
HEMMUCA
C
C
3
2
3
2
REITISH VIRGIN ILS
OfMINICAN RFPUHL1C
C
8
265
C
27e
HAITI
JAMAICA
3
S
37
s
50
NFTE. AN! II 1. ES
THMI.il. ♦ TOBAGO
C
3
2
23
2
28
CTEFR bEST INOUS
AS 1 A
22
24
HI kC KONG
i >.r la
c
3
6
1C
11
1 1«
ISRAEL
c
2
53
13
62
JAPAN
KCRFA
56
210
4
2S4
7
1. Iril.lit
PHI IPPINFS
IS
27
21
40
THAR ANO
OTHER ASIA
1
8
33
20
46
UCFAMA
AI/STRAI 1 A
8
313
338
NFa ZEAL ANO
f.TEfR ( f. fSNIA
3
2
132
12
137
14
AFR ICA
3
30
3S
MFX ICC
S55E
88(451
SC232 8
OTHEF OVERSEAS
C
GKAKD TOTALS
10141
S01754
S1E24S
GULF OF KfcxICG PORIS
TOTAL ARRIVALS
1970
S_AN ANIONIC
BUSINESS PLEASURE TOTAL BUSINESS PLEASURE TOTAL bUS INESS PL tASUKE
HOLSI ON
NEW ORJ.£AJiS_
OTHER GULF
BUSINESS PLEASURt
OTHER SO. AMERICA
l>HIK { AM ERIC A
COSTA RICA
FISALVACOR
AUSTRIA
BELGIUM
6
35
42
69
49
' 108
5
17
32
45
40
73
9
14
39
30
50
4b
1
12
1
12
OEN^ARK
F IM AND
19
4
56
28
82
32
7
3
32
2
43
6
3
1
37
20
41
22
c
20
1
20
1
FRANCE
GERMANY
183
108
446
4 52
665
597
32
71
474
367
537
495
29
68
407
575
477
674
4
10
lib
10
146
GREECE
ICELANC
2
55
4
85
4
2
34
46
1
1
J
2
1
12
13
1 RFI ANC
ITALY
5
34
8
151
47
225
4
36
17
229
65
30 7
4
29
26
103
31
149
7
C
11
9
18
9
LUXEMEOURC-
NETHERL ANOS
185
3
323
3
53 7
67
94
1
lb
1
61
2
nO
c
C
24
27
NCRBAY
PORTUGAL
11
38
15
114
16
6
4
84
3
110
10
4
1
4
9
b
11
2
C
56
1
60
1
SPAIN
.SwECEN
13
76
60
138
93
10
9
103
57
630
72
7
8
49
124
63
1J?
1
c
27
5
29
5
SwITZFRL AND
iiMTFn k ingcom
14
44
99
232
115
314
22
70
156
391
190
□26
14
50
143
266
164
327
1
4
1
69
3
76
OTHER EUROPE
SOUTH AMFR If A
30
70
105
3
39
129
4
27
37
16
17
ARGFN1 INA
«f 1 IV IA
30
10
226
10?
287
127
16
7
160
49
195
63
19
6
236
60
2o4
bu
c
lb
1
20
1
BRAZIL
f.FILF
43
2
201
1 13
263
124
29
18
141
140
193
175
12
21
192
210
20b
250
3
3
15
16
18
19
O.CLCMRIA
ECUADOR
9
1
191
66
207
7C
9
6
197
112
<;23
148
5
2
125
135
157
147
14
9
14
9
PARAGUAY
PERU
4
25
35
177
39
22 8
20
b
174
8
215
1
17
9
190
10
2ci.
c
c
1
10
1
10
URUGUAY
WFNF/UFI A
4
9
26
164
33
179
4
130
105
1374
113
1618
7
87
90
100
110
2
15
18
1 98
*38
231
4H4
55
56
699
1752
b59
2033
lb
5
194
lOd
1*1
16
12
26
12
GUaTFMAI a
HCNOURAS
18
691
63
176
127
40 16
3oH0
442J
4766
15
1
23b
35
31
96
31
101
NICARAGUA
PANAMA
168
399
2 02
53 9
31
40
964
602
1194
797
OTHER f. AMERICA
68
10
90
5o
2
37
■ EST INDIES
BRITISH VIRGIN 1LS
OCHIMC AN REP UBLIC
C
19
16
1
32
2
_>3
16
C
2
1
5_
14
FCNG KONG
INDIA
1
35
9
47
14
49
IRAN
ISRAFI
4
11
97
22
105
8
3
45
6
5e
12
JAPAN
Kf RFA
66
1
102
2
175
3
98
2
15b
7
276
10
64
1
1 FF<NON
PHI IPPINFS
4
1
12
7
18
15
2
4
3
15
6
25
1
1
7
4
4
13i
587
13
7
HHITI
JAMAICA
2
9
4
9
6
1
51
3
27b
4
344
14
3
15
4
C
5
5
NFTE. ANTILLES
TRIMCAD * TG8AGU
1
23
C
25
2
2
6
19
9
23
1
2
1
2
2
c
1
4
6
4
6
OTHER »FST INDIES
AS1 t
c
15
16
27
29
6
b
c
9
9
1
c
9
13
5
147
40
a
40
666
1
1
THAU AND
OTHER ASIA
?
7
2
41
5
64
2
3
lb
4
51
1
1
52
2
34
1
4
1
6
OCEAN IA
AllSTRAI 1 A
14
73
92
30
237
27*
21
1*7
153
2
25
2o
N H« / E AL AN D
OTHER OCEANIA
3
9
12
C
5
40
6
45
7
3
15
21
lb
21
1
4b
C
51
MFX ICC
256
12820
13307
321
66 54
7269
60S 36551 3bOe7
17
17
OTHER OVEkSEAS
C
1
1
c
GRANC TOTALS
1292
1878?
21126
1628
247 li
50016
1120 41553 44U4 50
883
967
TABLE 5 -A
68
GULF OF MtXICO PORTS
TOTAL ARRIVALS
1970
TOTAL GULF
BUSINESS PLtASURE
AUSTRIA
RFLGIUM
20
66
114
156
14C
241
OFNMARK
F INLAND
29
8
147
51
186
61
FRANCF
GF8HANY
244
251
1337
1529
1689
1912
GGFFCF
If.FI ANO
5
1
1C1
5
147
6
IFFLANC
ITALY
20
99
62
492
161
69C
1 l.»Mn..i.l
NFTFFRL ancs
223
4
475
5
738
NCfcMAV
PORTUGAL
23
6
182
28
2 92
38
SI A IN
SkFCFN
31
42
255
246
86 C
3C7
shit2frlan0
iimtfo k ingkom
51
168
399
958
47C
1343
CTHFR FUROPF
SOUTh AMFRKA
37
152
268
AtGFNT INA
RfL IV I t
65
23
648
212
766
271
BRAZIL
r.nn
87
44
549
479
682
56 6
f.fLf*f[A
fcuaoor
23
9
527
322
581
374
PARAGUAY
PFRO
5
62
53
551
58
679
USUftJAY
VtNFZUFI A
15
144
220
1643
246
2125
fltFfR SO. ARFR ICA
CFNTRA1 AMERICA
1
25
26
r.rsTA .in
FL SALVACUR
88
64
11C7
2310
1344
265C
GUAIFHAI A
HfMXJRAS
209
133
4924
4071
5415
4596
N 1CAKAGIIA
PIMMa
42
68
12C1
lC?c
I486
142 9
OTF.FR t. AMI-RICA
48
<,C2
63 8
■ FST INCIF5
ANT IGOA
RAh/MAS
2
C
37
?
39
R/6FADOS
HFnMIRA
4
37
4
38
HSITISF -VIRGIN ILS
OCRINICuN RFPU8LIC
1
2
16
57
17
2C9
FAITI
J Wild
1
39
26
29C
28
359
NFTF. ANII1LFS
TRIMOAO ♦ T08AGU
5
12
48
15
56
OTFFR »FSI INCUS
AS I A
48
51
MM MM,
INDIA
2
^1
16
77
32
118
1 HI
I shah
C
24
18
313
33
35C
.1 A FAN
KTflFA
228
4 •
847
9
1118
15
1 FFANf.N
PHI IPPINFS
7
6
28
33
4C
84
TFA II AND
DTFFR ASIA
2
10
7
115
12
175
OT.F/NIA
AUSTRAL 1 A
67
4 62
551
NFM ? FAl ANO
fTFffi Of.tANIA
12
C
112
27
126
26
AFRUA
IF
135
172
MFX ICC
1182
5*042
58660
OThFR OVERSEAS
1
1
GRANC TOTAL*,
*09C
8553C
96243
TABLE 5 •
-B
GULF
OF MEXICC
1 PUBIS
69
ARRIVALS OV
1970
AIR
HOUSTON
NEW ORLEANS
SAN
AN TUN lu
OTHER
GULF
FIIRCPF
BUSINESS
PLEASURE
TOTAL
BUSINESS
PLEASURE
TOTAL
BUSINESS PLEASURE
TUTAL
BUSINESS PLEASURE
TOTAL
AUSTRIA
BELGIUM
6
34
39
64
46
102
5
16
31
43
39
70
9
14
39
30
50
46
DENMARK
F IM ANO
IS
4
53
19
• 77
23
7
3
23
2
34
6
3
1
37
20
41
2,2
3
1
3
1
FRANCE
GERMANY
183
108
444
437
663
581
32
69
470
321
533
44 7
29
66
407
575
477
o74
5
47
5
47
GREECE
ICELAND
2
C
49
4
79
4
2
17
27
1
1
3
2
1 EEl AM.
ITALY
s
34
8
151
47
225
4
36
14
22a
62
304
4
29
26
103
31
149
7
3
7
3
1 UXEMBDURG
NETHERLANDS
185
3
321
3
535
20
47
72
1
16
1
61
2
no
G
NCBKAY
PORTUGAL
10
1
35
15
110
16
6
4
19
2
39
9
4
1
4
9
u
11
1
7
6
S E A IN
SWEDEN
13
23
76
60
136
91
10
9
95
54
131
69
7
6
49
124
63
137
1
c
1
2
SWITZERI ANO
IIMTED KINGCOM
14
43
96
19f
112
279
22
69
151
350
lab
579
14
50
143
266
162
327
1
2
5
1
7
riFFR EUROPE
SOUTH AMERICA
ARGENTINA
BCLIV IA
30
10
224
102
265
127
15
7
156
49
182
63
19
6
236
60
264
60
C
2
2
HRAZtl
CHILE
43
2
198
111
26C
122
29
18
133
135
16 5
1/0
12
21
192
210
208
250
3
2
4
1
7
3
CCLfMBIA
FCUAOPR
9
1
188
65
2 04
69
9
6
194
112
^20
148
5
2
125
135
137
147'
1
1
PARAGUAY
PFRU
4
25
35
171
39
22 1
20
6
173
8
114
1
17
9
190
10
226
2
2
URUGUAY
VFNEZUFL A
4
9
26
111
33
126
4
130
105
1356
113
1B0O
7
3
87
90
100
110
OTHER SO. AMERICA
CENTRAL AMERICA
6
6
1
3
4
11
11
r.CSTA RKA
FL SALVADOR
6
3
197
4 32
230
478
55
5b
692
1752
852
2U3.3
16
5
194
108
226
121
' c
r, 1 J A T F M Al A
HturosAS
18
635
60
686
63
176
126
4014
38 33
4421
4728
15
1
238
35
270
46
N ICARAGllA
PANAMA
7
26
162
394
195
534
31
40
963
530
1193
723
3
1
66
40
90
56
1
18
19
OTHER C. AMERICA
2
2
5
45
483
613
1
10
13
3
3
rfFST INDIFS
.. . .
"~ "
"
"
ANTIGUA
BAHAMAS
C
5
C
5
1
30
1
32
1
2
1
2
BARBADOS
BFRMUCA
c
1
1
C
2
32
2
33
1
5
1
5
BRITISH VIRGIN ILS
OCMINICAN REPUBLIC
c
19
c
19
1
16
15
16
17
1
14
•
163
1
HMTI
JAMAICA
2
9
4
9
6
1
37
3
277
4
343
14
3
15
4
3
3
NFTH. ANTILLES
TRIMOAO ♦ TOBAGO
1
23
C
24
2
2
6
19
9
23
1
2
1
i.
2
2
c
2
0'
flTEER WEST INDIES
AS I t
15
16
27
29
6
6
HfNG KONG
INDIA
5
1
17
9
29
2
10
a
25
14
44
5
7
4
1
9
C
3
3
1 FAN
ISRAEL
4
11
73
22
61
8
3
28
6
41
12
4
131
5
147
c
1
1
JAPAN
KCREA
65
1
100
2
173
3
97
2
157
7
*74
10
64
1
587
6oO
1
c
1 Ff ANON
PHILIPPINES
4
1
12
7
18
15
2
4
3
13
6
23
1
1
13
7
16
40
4
4
THAU AND
OTHER ASIA
2
1
2
41
5
63
2
3
17
4
50
1
1
52
2
54
2
2
OCEANIA
AUSTRAL IA
12
73
88
30
236
277
21
127
153
5
5
NEW 1 FAl AND
OTHER OCEAN IA
3
9
12
C
5
39
6
44
7
3
15
21
16
21
38
40
AFRICA
8
45
57
7
39
54
3
25
34
6
a
HEX ICC
255
12741
1322 7
321
6637
7250
605
36551
3 606 7
9
9
OTHER OVERSEAS
C
C
1
1
C
l.K^C TOTALS
1283
18454
2C782
1619
24224
26*98
1120
41553
44134
18
176
199
GJLF OF MtXICU PUKIS
ARRIVALS BY AIR
1970
7UTAL GULF
BUSlwFSS PLtASURF
MISIk I <
RFIGIIIH
nFAHAHK
F IM AM)
GFKKANY
Fru*nnn
PAhAGUAY
pmii
iTsuaiAY
1HH/UH A
— rrrFFk sn. amfkica
CFNThU. AMfRKA
rrsiA kha
Fl SAI VACdK
giiatFnai a
HfNUIftAS
ics
137
29
8
lib
42
244
24%
1326
13F0
"52"
536
142
t. iriKARllA
PANAMA
flTFfR C. AMTftlCi
I
64
Ii7
— 41
6fi
— ,-j-—
~ 220"
1557
— re
10 63
22 92
^48 FT
3S28
TTO"
135
22 C
155
52
1678
174 9
GFFFCF
ICELAND
4
1
66
5
109
6
1 SFIANC
ITAIY
20
99
48
483
147
681
NFTFFRIANCS
1
221
4
429
5
687
HI H.AY
PfSTllGAL
21
6
65
26
165
36
s fa in
SUECFN
31
40
221
238
334
297
SblTZFRI ANC
IIS IIFH K INGCOM
51
164
390
HIS
46C
11S2
fIFFR FtlhllPF
SnilTF AMFRITA
37
97
231
AP.GFNT INA
ATLIVIA
64
23
618
211
733
27C
HRA/II
OH F
87
43
527
457
66C
54 5
CrLCMHIA
23
508
562
364
246
2C36
TT
BIO
2632
"57T7-
4837
~pr7~s~
*FST IN01FS
AUT 11.110
2
2
R/HMAS
c
37
39
P ARFACflS
4
4
RFRNJ0A
37
38
RFITISF VIRGIN ILS
16
16
nrclMf.AN KFPUFL1C
2
48
20C
HAITI
1
26
28
JAMAICA
39
287
356
NFTF. AMIILFS
2
10
13
I'li.llii, ♦ IIIBAGU
4
43
49
CTFFR wFSI INOIcS
48
51
AS 1 A
h[M~- KGNG
2
16
32
INCIA
2C
49
85
IRAN
C
1R
33
ISRAFI
24
233
27C
JAPAN
226
844
1113
KTRFA
4
9
14
LFPANijN
7
28
4C
PHI IPPINFS
in
flTF
II ANC
FR AS I A
nr.F/Nl
AIIST
6
112
11
169
TIFFS OCEANIA
63
TT
441
101
52 3
TUT
AFR ICA
16
117
153
MFX icr
1181
55938
56553
rrrtiFR iivfhsfas
1
1
GUAM TOTALS
404C
84409
94113
TABLE 5 -c
GULF OF MEXTCQ PORTS
ARRIVALS BY
1970
SEA
HOLSTUN
NEW
ORLEANS
SaN
an tun 10
OTHER
GULF
FIIROPF
BUSINESS
PLEASURE
TOTAL
BUSINESS PLEASURE
[01 AL
BUSINESS PLEASURE
TOTAL
BUSINE ss
PLEASURt
TOTAL
AUSTRIA
BFLGIUM
1
3
5
3
6
1
1
2
1
3
u
u
c
1
12
1
12
DENMARK
FIM AND
5
<5
5
9
9
9
u
17
17
FRANCE
GERMANY
2
15
2
16
2
4
4b
4
48
c
4
5
8B
5
99
GREECE
ICELAND
6
6
C
17
19
1
12
13
IRELAND
ITALY
c
c
U
3
3
3
3
c
11
6
11
6
LUXEMBOURG
NFTFERl ANCS
c
2
c
2
2
20
22
C
24
27
NORWAY
PORTUGAL
1
3
Q
4
C
65
1
71
1
u
u
1
f 9
1
52
1
SPAIN
SHECFN
2
C
2
u
B
3
49 9
3
u
2b
5
27
5
SKIT7FRI
UMIfC K
AND
INGCOM
c
1
3
34
3
35
u
1
5
41
5
47
2
1
64
2
69
OTHER EUROPE
19
IS
20
21
c
16
17
SOUTH AMFRKA
ARGfNTINA
HCL IV IA
C
2
2
C
1
12
13
u
c
16
1
18
1
BRAZIL
CM! F
c
G
3
2
3
2
8
5
8
5
c
c
o
1
11
15
11
16
CCL0MP1A
ecu Anno
C
3
1
3
1
3
o
c
13
9
13
9
PARAGUAY
P f Fit J
6
C
7
i
1
u
u
1
8
1
8
URUGUAY
VFNF7UFL A
c
53
C
53
la
16
u
2
15
18
DTFFR SO. AMERICA
CENTRAL AMERICA
C
5
5
u
c
CCSIA RICA
FL SALVADOR
1
6
1
6
7
7
c
9
16
12
26
12
GliATFMAI A
HCNCURAS
4
5
1
2
47
2
58
c
5
31
96
31
101
NICARAGUA
PANAMA
6
5
7
5
1
72
1
74
c
1
17
2
18
OTFFR C. AMERICA
C
4
4
u
c
u
C
WEST INDIES
AMIGUA COC 000 COO CCO
BAFA MAS C C __fi__ °__ _ c _ °_ __0 _0_
P/RFACOS 000 000 OOU COO
BERMUDA^ g p O ___0 ij o n 0_
BRITISH VIRGIN 1LS0C0 UOO 00 1C1
DOMINICA N RF PUFL1C C 7 7 0. U 2 2
HAITI C O
JAMAICA G C 1 1 0. 0_
TEA II AND OOC 000 OCu
OTFFR ASIA C 1 P 1 _1_ __._C_. . _0 C_
OTHER OVERSEAS
GRAdC TOTALS
NFIF. ANTILLES OCC 000 OOU C22
TR1MCAC + TOBAGO C 1 0. 0_ 1 5 6_
CIFFR I.FST 1NCIES OOC 000 000 COO
AS I A
HCIvG KONG OOC 000 OCo oco
INC, IA C 18 18 4 5 _ C 1 6 10_
IRAN ' OCCOO 0000000
ISRAFI 24 24 0. 17 17 _ _0_ _C 39_
JAPAN 022 112 l, 101
K^CRFA C _G_ _p C 1_
I FBANCN OOC 00 00 OCO
PFII IPPINFS C p C p 2_ 2_ 0__ 0_
OC.FAN IA
AUSTRAI 1 A
2
4
1
1
o
2
20
i.i
NEW 7 RAI AND
OTFFR OCEANIA
C
c
c
c
1
1
c
1
10
11
TABLE 5 -c
72
GULF OF NEXICO PORTS
ARRIVALS BY SEA
1970
TOTAL i.lilf-
eurcfe
HUSINESS PLEASURE
TCTAL
AUSTRIA 5 5
BELGIUM 2 19 21
DENMARK
F IM ANC
31
9
31
9
FRANCE
GERMANY
6
11
14S
11
163
GFFECE
ICELAND
1
c
35
38
C
IRELANC
ITALY
c
14
9
14
9
iiixEMPnuKf-
NETEFRL ANDS
2
46
51
NCR WAY
PCRTUGAl
2
117
2
127
2
SPAIN
SUECEN
2
31
8
52 6
1C
SRITZERL ANC
uMIn, KING COM
4
9
139
10
151
CTeFA FllRflPE
SfllJTE AMERICA
55
57
ARGENTINA
RCL JV IA
1
c
30
1
33
1
BRAZIL
CHI F
1
22
22
22
23
f.Cl fMRlA
ECUADCiR
19
10
19
1C
PARAGUAY
PERU
c
1
15
1
16
URUGUAY
VENF/UFI A
e
C
66
89
OTHER SI). AMER 1CA
CENTRAI AMERICA
5
5
CFSTA RICA
El SAI VACCR
9
24
18
34
18
GUATEHAt A
HCNCURAS
c
6
it
143
38
159
n U/RaGua
1
G
8
94
10
97
OTHER C. AMERICA
4
4
■EST 1NCIES
ANT IGIIA
RAEAMAS
G
G
C
C
EAREACriS
REKMiGA
C
c
c
HR1TISE.-YIRGIN 1LS
OCMlNICAN KEPUHL 1C
9
1
9
HAITI
JAMAICA
G
3
c
3
NETH. ANTII LFS
TRIMnAC ♦ TOEAC-O
1
2
5
2
7
Hrih REST INCIES
ASI t
c
HfNG KGNG
C
28
c
33
1 FAN
ISRAEL
L
EC
c
8C
J APAN
KFFFA
2
c ■
3
C
5
1
1 EPANON
PEII IPPINES
G
C
2
c
2
TEAM AND
TTEEk ASIA
C
1
3
1
6
OCFAMA
AUSTRAL IA
4
21
28
NE» 1 EA1 ANC
m.i. nrtANiA
1
u
11
C
12
c
AFR 11 A
L
1 E
19
mfx icr
1
104
1C7
OTHER riVEkSEAS
c
C
c
GRANC TOTALS
50
1521
TT3C
J.S. CITIZENS DEPARTED BY AIR AND SEA
PORT A5ANA SUAM
CAL. YR. 1970
TOTAL DEPARTJRES
AIR DEPARTURES
SEA
DEPARTURES
COUNTRY OF
ALL
U.S.
FOR.
TOTAL
U.S.
FOR.
TOTAL
u
S.
FOR.
DEBARKATION
CARRIERS
91 '
FLAG
it FLAG
*
AIR
IS
FLAG
X FLAG
it
SEA
% FLAG
it
FLAG
Si
CHG
CHG
CHG
CHG
CHG
CHG
CHG
CHG
CH
EUROPE
>
C
6
»
6
ft
6
ft
6
ft
ICELAND
IRElANDlEIRE
LUXEMBOURG..
NETHERLANDS.
PORTUGAL....
6
ft
6
ft
6
ft
6
ft
SWITZERLAND.
l
If
1
ft
1
ft
1
ft
UNIT. KINGDOM
OTHER EUROPE
10
#
10
ft
10
*
10
*
TOTAL 23
ft
23
ft
13
ft
13
ft
10
*
10
*
SOUTH AMERICA
ARGENTINA...
BOLIVIA
BRAZIL
CHILE
COLUMBIA....
ECUADOR
PARAGUAY....
PERU
URUGUAY
VENEZUELA...
OTH. S. AMER
TOT/
IL
CENT. AMERICA
COSTA RICA..
EL SALVADOR.
GUATEMALA...
NICARAGUA...
OTH CEN AMER
TOT/
*L
west indies
u
ft
14
ft
14
ft
14
ft
BARBADOS....
U.K. BERMUDA
BR VIRGIN IS
>
DOMINICAN REF
>
JAMAICA
>
NETH. ANTILL
: o
TRIN. ♦ TOBA
i
*»
»»
ft*
ftft
OTH W. INDIE
>
TOT
\l u
- 44
14
- 44
14
- 44
14
- 44
ASIA
U.K HONG KON
j 11220
517
11220
517
11220
517
11220
517
> 28
133
28
133
28
133
26
133
■ 4
ft
4
ft
4
ft
4
ft
•
. 5665
4
5578
10
87
. 77
5653
17
5578
15
75
*
12
- 98
ftft
12 ■
96
ft*
ftft
ftft
ft*
LEBANON
•
PHILIPPINES.
. U426
4
14426
4
14426
5
14426
5
ftft
ftft
. 4217
816
4217
816
4217
816
4217
816
OTHER ASIA..
. 17449
115
17434
115
15
ft
17449
115
17434
115
15
*
ftft
ftft
TOT
*L 53009
78
52907
80
102
- 73
52997
83
52907
82
90
*
12
- 98
ftft
12 ■
96
OCEANIA
AUSTRALIA...
. 295
ft
295
ft
ftft
295
ft
295
ft
ft*
**
U.K. FIJI...
. 176
ft
177
ft
1
ft
177
ft
177
*
1
*
1
ft
NEW ZEALAND.
i
OTHER OCEANI
» 18585
- 3
18518
- 3
67
ft
18405
- 3
18396
. 3
9
ft
180
3
122
- 2,
58
ft
TOT
\l 19058
. 1
18990
- 1
68
ft
18877
- 1
18866
. 1
9
ft
181
1
122
- 29
59
ft
AFRICA
SOUTH AFRICA
•
OTHER AFRICA
i
TOT
*L
OTH. OVERSEA
3
TOT
*L
TOTAL OVERSEAS 72104 47 71934 48
170 - 56 71901 49 71802 49
71 - 81
SELECT TRAVEL
CANADA
MEXICO
(-RUISE
TOTAL SEL TRAV
TOTAL DEPARTJRES
COUNTRY OF ALL U.S. FOR.
DEBARKATION CARRIERS "•: FLAG t FLA6
CH6 CHG
u.s. citizens departed by air and sea
PORT ANCHORAGE
CAL. YR. 1970
air departures
total u.s. for.
k air » flag * flag
CKG ChG CHG
EUROPE
283
335
1284
18
707
138
68
1376
172
422
ICELAND
2
*
2
IRELAND(EIRE)
l96
ft
LUXEMBOURG. ..
NETHERLANDS..
942
29
<-e
ft
48
PORTUGAL
ft*
SWITZERLAND..
2*6
ft
245
UNIT, KINGDOM
1670
270
943
other Europe.
6*3
ft
643
TOTAL
7399
136
2371
SOUTH AMERICA
ARGENTINA.,..
14
ft
COLUMBIA
PARAGUAY
32
ft
VENEZUELA....
OTH. S. AMER.
TOTAL
46
ft
283
335
283
335
1284
21
1264
18
639
154
707
138
68
954
89
1376
172
422
2
ft
2
198
ft
198
ft
942
29
942
29
48
ft
48
C
ftft
ftft
1
ft
246
ft
245
727
61
1670
270
943
643
tt
643
5026
64
7399
136
2371
14
ft
14
ft
32
ft
32
ft
46
ft
46
ft
SEA
DEPARTURES
TOTAL
u,
,S.
for.
G
%
Sea
IS FLAG
%
FLAG
*
CHG
CHG
CHG
CH
283
335
1284
21
639
154
954
89
198
ft
942
29
1
ftft
ft
727
61
5028
64
14
ft
32
ft
46
ft
CENT. AMERICA
COSTA RICA...
EL SALVADOR..
GUATEMALA....
NICARAGUA....
OTH CEN AMER.
TOTAL
west indies
BARBADOS
U.K. 3ERMUDA.
BR VIRGIN IS,
UOMINICAN REP
JAMAICA
NETH. ANTILLE
TRIN. ♦ TOBAG
OTH W. INDIES
TOTAL
ASIA
U.K HONG KONG
5259
22
4842
12
417
*
5259
22
4842
12
417
*
ftft
ft*
**
*•
3
ft
3
*
3
*
3
*
75396
63
63733
47
11663
343
75396
63
63733
47
11663
343
1876
- 17
1678
. 17
1876
- 17
1878
. 17
LEBANON
PHILIPPINES..
690
- 10
690
- 10
690
- 10
690
- 10
955
640
955
640
955
640
955
640
OTHER ASIA...
4866
539
2576
240
2290
4866
539
2576
240
2290
TOTAL
89047
64
74677
44
14370
445
89047
64
74677
44
14370
445
OCEANIA
AUSTRALIA....
1
ft
1
*
1
*
1
*
U.K. FIJI....
NEW ZEALAND..
OTHER OCEANIA
TOTAL
1
ft
1
*
1
*
1
*
AFRICA
SOUTH AFRICA,
2
ft
2
*
2
*
2
*
OTHER AFRICA.
TOTAL
2
ft
2
*
2
*
2
*
GTH. OVERSEAS
TOTAL
TOTAL OVERSEAS
96495
68
77048
49
19447
241
96495
68
77048
49
19447
241
SELECT TRAVEL
665
232
265
72
400
769
665
232
265
72
400
769
LRUISE
TOTAL SEL TRAV
665
232
265
72
400
769
665
232
265
72
400
769
TOTAL DEPARTURES
COUNTRY OF ALL U.S. FOR.
DEBARKATION CARRIERS IS FLAG * FLAG
CHG CHG
U.S. CITIZENS DEPARTED BY AIR AND SEA
PORT BALTIMORE
CAL. YR. 1970
air departures
total u.s. for.
% AIR X FLAG It FLAG
CHG CH5 CHG
TOTAL
94 SEA
CHG
SEA DEPARTURES
U.S. FOR.
95 FLAG 9S FLAG
CHG CHG
91
CH
EUROPE
AUSTRIA
BELGIUM
DENMARK
FINLAND
FRANCE
GERMANY......
GREECE
ICELAND
IRELANDIEIREl
ITALY
LUXEMBOURG...
NETHERLANDS..
NORWAY
PORTUGAL
SPAIN
SWEDEN
SWITZERLAND..
UNIT. KINGDOM
OTHER EUROPE,
TOTAL
177
4
HI
153
3
153
7
134
9814
10556
485
169
111
153
3
134
9561
10151
619
3
150
7
233
169
111
153
150
7
134
9814
169
HI
153
134
9581
10538 485 10148 620
150
7
233
390
18 500
SOUTH AMERICA
ARGENTINA....
BOLIVIA
BRAZIL
CHILE
COLUMBIA
ECUADOR
PARAGUAY
PERU
URUGUAY....*.
VENEZUELA....
OTH. S. AMER.
TOTAL
17
11
26
38
132
73
99
8
210
2
616
3
11
26
8
93
15
54
7
173
390
14
30
39
56
45
1
37
2
226
17
11
26
38
132
73
99
8
205
2
611
3
11
26
8
93
15
54
7
166
365
14
30
39
56
45
1
37
2
226
CENT. AMERICA
COSTA RICA...
EL SALVADOR,,,
GUATEMALA....
HONDURAS
NICARAGUA....
PANAMA
OTH CEN AMER.
TOTAL
west indies
ANTIGUA
BAHAMA5
BARBADOS
U.K. BERMUDA,
BR VIRGIN IS,
DOMINICAN REP
HAITI.
JAMAICA
NETH. ANTILLE
TRIN. ♦ TOBAG
OTH tl, INDIES
TOTAL
ASIA
U.K HONG KONG
INDIA
IRAN
ISRAEL
JAPAN
KOREA
LEBANON
PHILIPPINES..
THAILAND
OTHER ASIA...
TOTAL
OCEANIA
AUSTRALIA....
U.K. FIJI....
NEW ZEALAND..
OTHER OCEANIA
TOTAL
AFRICA
SOUTH AFRICA.
OTHER AFRICA.
TOTAL
OTH. OVERSEAS
TOTAL
86
28
50
32
26
261
463
7
16968
6
26256
44
37
16373
49
22
11
59793
16
16
50
15
3
246
350
16507
26166
44
17
16217
17
58988
70
10
17
23
13
133
7
481
6
70
20
156
49
5
11
805
66
28
50
32
26
261
483
1
16988
6
26256
44
37
16372
49
22
16
18
50
15
3
248
350
16507
26186
44
17
16217
17
58988
70
10
17
23
13
133
1
481
6
70
20
155
49
5
7
794
500
6
1
4
11
12
12
500
TOTAL OVERSEAS
70
1581 296 71419 70 69876
1543 294
38 375
SELECT TRAVEL
CANADA
10890
- 11
10889 .
10
1
. 94
10881 .
11
10881 .
11
9
. 47
8
ft
1
- 94
664
ft
484
ft
180
ft
664
ft
484
ft
180
ft
(-RUISE
1066
112
1086
112
1086
112
1086
112
TOTAL SEL TRAV
12640
11373 -
7
1267
139
11545 -
5
11365 -
7
180
ft
1095
107
8
ft
1087
105
COUNTRY OF
DEBARK4TI0N
U.S. CITIZENS DEPARTED BY AIR AND SEA
PORT BOSTON
CAL. YR. 1970
TOTAL DEPARTJRES AIR DEPARTURES
ALL U.S. FOR. TOTAL U.S. FOR.
CARRIERS X FLAG k FLAG * AIR % FLAG X FLAG
CHG CHG CHG Ch5 CHG
Sea departures
total U.S. for.
% Sea si flag % flag
chg chg chg
EUROPE
262
- 71
262
- 55
ftft
262
- 71
262
- 55
ftft
437
462
251
234
186
*
437
482
251
234
186
ft
4*5
116
445
ft
ftft
445
116
445
ft
ftft
30669
34
19080
69
11589
30669
36
19060
74
11589
ftft
ftft
17135
24
1407
25
15726
24
17106
24
1407
25
15699
24
29
314
29
314
GREECE
1135
. 44
766
- 2 9
369
- 61
766
- 29
766
- 29
369
- 61
369
. 61
24
ft
24
*
24
ft
24
ft
IRELAND(EIRE)
25 8 57
16
567
. 23
25290
16
25857
16
567
. 23
25290
18
166°7
4
6372
. 10
10235
U
15624
12
6372
- 10
9452
35
783
- 57
783
- 57
LUXEMBOURG...
NETHERLANDS..
3009
148
1862
139
1147
166
3009
149
1662
139
1147
166
ftft
ftft
C
PORTUGAL
17491
55
14251
34
3240
408
17180
57
14251
34
2929
876
311
- 7
311
- 7
5268
19
5169
32
99
. 60
5168
17
5166
32
ftft
100
ft
1 ft
99
ft
SWEDEN
86
. 69
ftft
66
- 37
66
. 69
ftft
86
- 37
SWITZERLAND..
302
- 17
302
ft
ftft
302
- 17
302
ft
ftft
UNIT. KINGDOM
81730
27
59193
31
22537
17
81730
27
59193
31
22537
17
other Europe,
41
412
41
412
41
412
41
412
TOTAL
200498
25
109951
33
90547
17
198865
27
109950
33
88915
20
1633
- 52
1 - 99
1632
. 47
SOUTH AMERICA
ARGENTINA....
1
#
1
ft
1
ft
1
ft
P
PARAGUAY
4
*
4
ft
4
ft
4
ft
VENEZUELA....
166
38
166
38
166
38
166
38
OTH. S. AMER.
TOTAL
171
42
166
38
5
*
170
41
166
38
4
ft
1
ft
1
ft
CENT. AMERICA
COSTA RICA...
EL SALVADOR..
GUATEMALA....
HONDURAS
NICARAGUA....
PANAMA.......
OTH CEN AMER.
TOTAL
WEST INDIES
ANTIGUA
BAHAMAS
BARBADOS
U.K. BERMUDA.
BR VIRGIN IS.
DOMINICAN REP
HAITI
JAMAICA
NETH. ANTILLE
TRIN. * TOBAG
OTH W. INDIES
TOTAL
247
5294
48845
123
22
54531
247 ft
5294 . 49
48841 6
123 - 72
»*
22 »
54527 - 3
247 »
5294 . 49
48641 8
123 - 72
**
22 *
54527 - 3
247 ft
5294 . 49
123
22
54527
ASIA
U.K HONG KONG
INDIA
IRAN
ISRAEL
JAPAN
KOREA
LEBANON
PHILIPPINES..
THAILAND
OTHER ASIA...
TOTAL
128 120
297 . 15
231 •
213 «
ftft
869 68
126
104
231
213
676
120
46
193 - 30
128
104
231
213
676
120
46
126
104
231
213
676
193
193
193
30
193 - 33
OCEANIA
AUSTRALIA....
U.K. FIJI....
NEW ZEALAND..
OTHER OCEANIA
TOTAL
AFRICA
SOUTH AFRICA.
OTHE' AFRICA.
TOTAL
OTH. OVERSEAS
TOTAL
304
304
294 - 49
294 - 49
c
10
10
292 -
292 -
49
49
292
292
12
12
TOTAL OVERSEAS 256374 18 165614
17 254530 19 165611
B919 20 1644 . 50
1841 - 46
SELECT TRAVEL
311
311
ft*
20
HI •
. 57
200
ft
20
111
111
- 57
200
ft
376
CRUISE
TOTAL SEL TRAV
376
667
ft
164
111 ■
- 57
376
576
311
19
- 57
200
ft
376
376
376
total departures
country of all .u.s. for.
debarkation carriers k flag is fla6
CHS . CHG
U.S. CITIZENS DEPARTED BY AIR AND SEA
PORT CHICAGO
CAL. YR. 1970
AIR DEPARTURES
TOTAL U.S. FOR.
% AIR * FLAG 91 FLAG
CHG CH3 CHG
sea Departures
total U.S. for.
is sea is flag % flag
CHG CHG CHG
%
CH
EUROPE
AUSTRIA
BELGIUM
DENMARK
FINLAND •
FRANCE
GERMANY
GREECE
ICELAND
IRELAND(EIRE)
ITALY
LUXEMBOURG...
NETHERLANDS.,
NORWAY
PORTUGAL
SPAIN
SWEDEN
SWITZERLAND..
UNIT. KINGDOM
OTHER EUROPE,
TOTAL
235
609
9176
294
13324
30634
4e44
11844
10665
9990
1372
1342
658
443
8703
56197
334
160866
34
29
136
6
38
167
• 20
■ 21
76
40
235
609
281
6011
7223
1076
5313
657
671 - 41
634 - 2s
1342 167
856 - 20
311 101
128
3
494
47265
323
73505
192
30
6897
294
7313
23411
3766
6531
10008
9119
738
132
6209
6932
11
87361
15
. 7
22
26
272
. 25
42
• 67
72
136
235
609
9178
294
13324
30634
4844
11844
10665
9990
1372
1342
658
443
8703
56197
334
160666
34
29
136
6
38
167
■ 20
• 21
76
40
235
609
261
6011
7223
1076
5313
657
671 . 41
634 . 28
1342 167
856 . 20
311 101
51
39
126
. 3
494
47265
323
73505
192
30
8697 15
294 - 7
7313 22
23411 26
3766 272
6531 - 25
10006 42
9119 *
738 92
132 - 67
6209 72
6932 136
11 *
87361 47
SOUTH AMERICA
ARGENTINA....
BOLIVIA
BRAZIL
CHILE
COLUMBIA
ECUADOR
PARAGUAY.....
PERU
URUGUAY
VENEZUELA....
OTH. S. AMER.
TOTAL
CENT. AMERICA
COSTA RICA..
EL SALVADOR.
GUATEMALA.
HONDURAS..
NICARAGUA.
PANAMA....
OTH CEN AMER.
TOTAL
WEST INDIES
ANTISUA
BAHAMAS
BARBADOS
U.K. BERMUDA.
BR VIRGIN IS,
DOMINICAN REP
HAITI
JAMAICA
NETH. ANTILLE
TRIN, + TOBAG
OTH W. INDIES
TOTAL
ASIA
U.K HONG KONG
INDIA
IRAN
ISRAEL
JAPAN
KOREA
LEBANON
PHILIPPINES..
THAILAND
OTHER ASIA...
TOTAL
10
21
29
60
2662
425
95
4063
106
7351
180
10
21
29
60
98
235 - 27
95 1
184
106
718
94
52
72
2564
190
3879
6633
10
21
29
60
10
21
29
60
2662
46
98 .
94
2564
425
31
235 -
27
190
95
1
95
1
4063
947
184 .
52
3879
106
#
106
*
7351
160
718 -
72
6633
o o
o o
o o
o o
o o
OCEANIA
AUSTRALIA....
U.K. FIJI....
NEW ZEALAND..
OTHER OCEANIA
TOTAL
AFRICA
SOUTH AFRICA,
OTHER AFRICA,
TOTAL
OTH, OVERSEAS
TOTAL
ooo
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TOTAL OVERSEAS 168281 44 74286 30 93995 56 166281 44 74286 30 93995 58
SELECT TRAVEL
20204
59951
7
18
96 .
44717
. 59
23
20108
15234
8
5
20204
59951
7
18
96
44717
. 59
23
20108
15234
CRUISE
TOTAL 5EL TRAV
80155
15
44813
22
35342
6
80155
15
44613
22
35342
TOTAL DePARTJRES
COUNTRY OF ALL U.S. FOR.
CEBAR<ATION CARRIERS * FLA6 » FLAG
CHS CHG
U.S. CITIZENS DEPARTED BY AIR AND SEA
PORT HONOLULU
CAL. YR. 1970
AIR DEPARTURES
TOTAL U.S. FOR.
» AIR K FLAG % FLAG
CHG CHS CHG
SEA DEPARTURES
TOTAL U.S. FOR.
SEA 91 FLAG H FLAG
CHG CHG
EUROPE
AUSTRIA
BELGIUM
DENMARK
FINLAND
FRANCE
GERMANY
GREECE
ICELAND •
IRELAND(EIRE)
ITALY
LUXEMBOURG...
NETHERLANDS..
NORWAY
P0RTJ3AL
SPAIN
SWEDEN
SWITZERLAND..
UNIT, KINGDOM
OTHER EUROPE.
TOTAL
SOUTH AMERICA
ARGENTINA.
BOLIVIA.
BRAZIL..
CHILE...
COLUMBIA.
ECUADOR.
PARAGUAY.
PERU....
URUGUAY.
VENEZUELA.
OTH. S. AMER.
TOTAL
67
1*5
265
477
67
145
265
477
67
145
212
67
*
145
ft
ft*
»*
•ft
**
265 -
37
265 - 37
212
*
265 •
50
265 - 50
*#
**
##
**
CENT, AMERICA
COSTA RICA,,,
EL SALVADOR..
GUATEMALA,...
NICARAGUA....
OTH CEN AMER.
TOTAL
WEST INDIES
218
*
213
ft
5
ft
218
ft
213
ft
5
ft
BARBADOS
U.K. BERMUDA.
BR VIRGIN IS,
12
ft
12
ft
12
ft
12
ft
UOMINICAN REP
JAMAICA
NETH. ANTILLE
TRIN. . TOBAG
OTH W. INDIES
TOTAL
230
ft
225
ft
5
*
230
ft
225
ft
5
ft
ASIA
U,K HONG KONG
9550
4
8212
29
1338 -
51
8991
4
7756
31
1235 -
54
559
15
456
103
281
374
50
318
28
56
ft
354
42
298
20
56
ft
20
ft
20
*
21
425
21
425
21
425
21
425
135381
18
59967
28
75414
10
133758
18
58668
29
75090
10
1623
12
1299 -
2
324
181
44
144
44
144
44
144
44
144
LEBANON
4
300
4
300
4
300
4
300
PHILIPPINES.,
13361
25
4929
115
8452
13003
26
4551
140
8452
378 -
6
378 -
5
ft*
5966
23
5966
23
5966
23
5966
23
OTHER ASIA...
4757
55
4754
61
3 -
97
4590
54
4588
60
2 .
98
167
77
166
90
1
- 85
TOTAL
169478
18
84215
32
85263
7
166731
18
B1896
33
84835
7
2747
13
2319
2
428
179
OCEANIA
AUSTRALIA,...
U.K. FIJI...,
NEW ZEALAND,,
OTHER OCEANIA
TOTAL
32733
15350
7472
17542
73097
45
48
49
18
38
19366
5329
3667
16040
44402
51
101
145
17
45
13367
10021
3805
1502
28695
37
29
8
28
29
30254
15298
6560
17542
69654
47
48
61
18
40
19366
5329
3667
16040
44402
51
101
145
17
45
10888
9969
2893
1502
25252
40
29
13
28
31
2479
52
912 -
3443
23
30
3
14
2479
52
912
3443
23
30
. 3
14
AFRICA
ftft
**
SOUTH AFRICA.
OTHER AFRICA,
TOTAL
•ft
ftft
»»
ftft
ftft
ftft
ft*
ftft
ftft
ftft
ft*
**
OTH. OVERSEAS
o
TOTAL
TOTAL OVERSEAS
243282
24
128842
36
114440
12
236827
24
126523
37
110304
12
6455
5
2319 -
3
4136
10
SELECT TRAVEL
1999
7
49
250
321
2
1678
5
25
1999
5
54
ft
321
321
ft
1678
5
29
ft
2
1449
• ft
49
2
990
ft*
27
459
**
137
CRUISE
TOTAL SEL TRAV
1449
3455
49
49
990
1313
27
67
459
2142
137
40
2004
55
ft
1683
30
1451
42
992
26
459
96
U.S. CITIZENS DEPARTED BY AIR AND SEA
PORT HOUSTON
TOTAL DEPARTJRES
COUNTRY OF ALL U.S. FOR.
DEBARKATION CARRIERS % FLAG s FLAG
CHS • CHG
EUROPE
AUSTRIA......
BELGIUM
DENMARK
FINLAND
FRANCE
GERMANY
GREECE
ICELAND
IRELAND(EIRE)
ITALY
LUXEMBOURG...
NETHERLANDS..
NORWAY
PORTUGAL
SPAIM
SWEDEN
SWITZERLAND..
UNIT, KINGDOM
OTHER EUROPE.
TOTAL
SOUTH AMERICA
ARGENTINA....
BOLIVIA
BRAZIL
CHILE
COLUMBIA
ECUADOR
PARAGUAY
PERU
URUGUAY
VENEZUELA....
OTH. S. AMER.
TOTAL
3397
12
6
5396
13
8824
44
292 6
2 *
**
96 - 27
436 - 4
44-6
292 6
»»
98 - 27
434 - 5
3397
12
6
5396
13
8624
CAL.
YR.
1970
AIR DEPARTURES
sea
DEPARTURES
OTAL
U.S.
FOR,
TOTAL
u,
iS.
for.
AIR
%
FLAG
% FLAG
%
SEA
*
FLAG
%
FLAG
s
CHG
CHG
CHG
CHG
CHG
CH
3397
ft
3397
#
ftft
ftft
ftft
ft*
ftft
12
ft
12
ft
6
500
6
500
5396
11
ftft
5396
15
ftft
»•
13
ft
13
ft
8818
71
ftft
8818
82
6
20
6
20
44
- 6
44
. 6
291
5
291
5
1
ft
1
ft
2
ft
2
ft
ftft
ftft
.
0.
98
- 27
98
- 27
433
- 5
433
- 5
3
ft
1
ft
2
»
CENT. AMERICA
COSTA RICA...
EL SALVADOR..
GUATEMALA....
HONDURAS
NICARAGUA....
PANAMA
OTH CEN AMER.
TOTAL
WEST INDIES
ANTIGUA
BAHAMAS
BARBADOS
U.K. BERMUDA.
BR VIRGIN IS.
DOMINICAN REP
HAITI
JAMAICA
NETH. ANTILLE
TRIN. * TOBAG
OTH W. INDIES
TOTAL
ASIA
U.K HONG KONG
INDIA
IRAN
ISRAEL
JAPAN
KOREA
LEBANON
PHILIPPINES..
THAILAND
OTHER ASIA...
TOTAL
5*2 - 29
427 - 8
1827 3
9 - 94
473 8
4572
132
7982
3
36
2
9
26
725
10
3-57
20 »
73 231
2
15
17
542 - 29
427 - 8
1827 6
9-75
473 8
4570 26
78 »
7926 12
36
3
39 105
57
542
- 29
542
- 29
427
- 8
427
- 8
*ft
1827
3
1827
6
#ft
9
- 94
9
- 75
473
8
473
8
2
100
4570
26
4570
26
54
237
132
725
78
ft
56
- 69
7980
10
7926
12
3
ft
ftft
ftft
36
ft
36
ft
2
ftft
9
800
3
- 57
3
- 57
20
ft
20
ft
34
ft
59
180
39
105
2
- 33
ftft
15
ft
15
ft
2
- 60
15
ft
15
ft
ftft
ftft
54 237
54 - 70
20
20
900
3
2
9
14
100
100
800
33
OCEANIA
AUSTRALIA....
U.K. FIJI....
NEW ZEALAND..
OTHER OCEANIA
TOTAL
AFRICA
SOUTH AFRICA.
OTHER AFRICA.
TOTAL
OTH, OVERSEAS
TOTAL
TOTAL OVERSEAS
17337 34
77 17305
8892 77
32 113
SELECT TRAVEL
123 -
7
5-54
118 •
■ 3
123 -
7
5-54
118 ■
. 3
33631
13
20359 - 3
13272
56
33610
13
20359 - 3
13251
56
<-RUISE
TOTAL SEL TRAV
33754
13
20364 - 3
13390
56
33733
13
20364 - 3
13369
55
21 250
21 250
21 250
21 250
TOTAL DEPARTJRES
COUNT"? OF ALL U.S. FOR.
CEBAR<ATION CARRIERS ft FLAG * FLA5
CHG CHG
citizens departed by air and sea
port los angeles
CAL. YR. 1970
air departures
total U.S. for.
* air x flag k flag
CHG CHG CHG
sea departures
total U.S. for.
14 SEA ft FLAG ft FLAG
CHS CHG CHG
EUROPE
AUSTRIA
BELGUM
DENMARK
FINLAND
FRANCE
GERMANY
GREECE
ICELAND
IRELANDIEIREI
ITALY
LUXEMBOURG...
NETHERLANDS..
NORWAY
PORTJGAL
SPAIN
SWEDEN
SWITZERLAND..
UNIT. KINGDOM
OTHER EUROPE,
TOTAL
59
22
3
20933
7690
81
834
5575
66
7
2
30
6
6*060
97
99465
■ 63
144
■ 93
59
. 58
40
152
15
- 96
- 98
- 21
- 96
56
70
30
21
7696
1032
81 »
*ft
556 - 54
ft*
45120
8
54514
117
. 87
##
59
1
3
13237
6658
834
5019
66
7
2
30
6
16940
89
44951
93
37
34
414
15
- 84
- 50
- 6
*
71
56
39
21
20855
7594
81
746
5526
7
2
2
6
63995
20
96855
94
98
96
57
117
87
21
7696
1032
61 #
**
556 . 54
**
**
*#
45120 50
6 *
54514 23
**
13159 40
6562 . 35
746 *
4970 567
7 »
2 *
2 *
6 *
18675 76
12 »
44341 43
59 . 63
1 - 88
3 *
78 - 68
96 104
#»
49
66
28
65
77
610
78
15
78
35
52
59
. 63
1
- 86
3
*
78
- 66
96
104
49
66
65
77
610
78
15
78
35
51
SOUTH AMERICA
ARGENTINA.
BOLIVIA..
BRAZIL...
CHILE....
COLUMBIA.
ECUADOR..
PARAGUAY.
PERU
URUGUAY..
VENEZUELA.
OTH. S. AMER.
TOTAL
2079
139
2700
437
1587
440
66
4729
886
1
13064
11
280
52
1209
1205
412
34
11
2136
865
1
5873
94
274
670
139
1495
25
1553
440
55
2593
21
7191
. 17
400
1930
139
2346
427
1563
437
66 »
4697 - 38
865 178
1 »
12493 - 6
23
310
54
6
1196
1131
402
33
11
2104
665
1
5743
100
286
734 - 29
139 #
1217 - 31
25 *
1550 51
437 11
55 «
2593 - 49
6750 - 27
149 2
352 319
10-9
4 . 76
3
32 - 39
21 • 25
571 67
225
27
66
- 66
13
74
10
1
32 • 38
*»
130 1
136
278
3
3
21
441
CENT. AMERICA
COSTA RICA..
EL SALVADOR.
GUATEMALA...
! HONDURAS...*
NICARAGUA...
PANAMA
OTH CEN AMER.
TOTAL
west Indies
ANTIGUA
BAHAMAS
BARBADOS
U.K. BERMUDA.
BR VIRGIN IS,
DOMINICAN REP
HAITI
JAMAICA
NETH. ANTILLE
TRIN. ♦ T08AG
OTH W. INDIES
TOTAL
ASIA
U,< HONG KONG
INDIA
IRAN
ISRAEL
JAPAN
KOREA
LEBANON
PHILIPPINES..
THAILAND
OTHER ASIA...
TOTAL
806
1400
6124
930
5165
14425
63
11
146
11
206
39
476
34
2
719
9
3
52
819
311
256
. 36
64
63
680
■ 18
802 536
1396 255
6120 • 36
**
930 »
4916 - 14
14164 - 11
ft*
»*
4-96
4 ft
4-66
57
208
34 ft
246 - 44
271
36
249
261
63
11
142
11
5
232
33
2
715
9
3
51
613
66
54
532
255
36
10
537
102
797
1396
6120
»*
930 *
5131 - 12
14374
63
11
142
4
179
34
433
474
6
464
797 532
1396 255
6120 - 36
ft*
930 *
4916 - 14
U159 - 11
179
34 *
213 - 43
148
215
215
63
11
142
4
220
474
5
463
4 -
80
**
34 .
17
51 -
61
**
4
*
7 -
91
29 -
75
5
66
30
114
2
*
245
9
350
3
*
46
228
335
946
5
*
4
- 94
4
*
**
4
- 66
**
34
- 17
5
- 54
46
- 62
**
4
*
7
- 91
29
- 51
ft*
5
66
33
- 45
12
- 92
1
*
29
107
2
ft
4
100
241
*
9
350
3
*
**
46
475
5
- 37
330
»
OCEANIA
AUSTRALIA....
U.K. FIJI....
NEW ZEALAND..
OTHER OCEANIA
TOTAL
AFRICA
SOUTH AFRICA,
OTHER AFRICA,
TOTAL
OTH. OVERSEAS
TOTAL
452
2249
16435
19136
75
76
151
590
64
106
- 63
344
123
234
196
234
196
218 - 41
**
**
1450
24
799
- 3
2166
35
1389
78
777
- 4
83 - 79
5299
17
11136
- 6
16326
5296
18
11030
- 7
109 - 17
6857
14
12279
- 5
18726
3
6685
27
12041
- 5
410 . 55
75
- 7
75-7
68
518
6
*
76
590
66
518
6
*
66
518
83
2
76
590
68
518
6
*
75-7
61 - 84 22
3-90 106
172 - 76 238
37
7
21
75 -
75 -
TOTAL OVERSEAS 147538 [6 81728 15 65610 18 145441 17 81383 16 64058
2097
1752
SELECT TRAVEL
247
137 4 81
17692 -
155420 -
2
23
1
161
59137 -
302 -
59600 -
TOTAL SEL
TRAV
7
8 A
10
86 655 240 »
78344 10 136350 1
17390 - 15
95820 5 136590 1
161
ft
79
*
7
- 22
59064 -
7
77286
9
1131
827
17692
- 23
59225 -
7
77365
9
18830
• 18
7-22
73 711 1058 836
302 - 88 17390 - 15
375 - 65 18455 - 10
total departures
country of all u.s. for.
debarkation carriers % flag a flag
CHG C-lG
U.S. CITIZENS DEPARTED BY AIR AND SEA
PORT MIAMI
CAL. YR. 1970
AIR DEPARTURES
TOTAL U.S. FOR.
X SIR X FLAG % FLAG
CHG CHG CHG
Sea departures
total u.s. for.
sea % flag % flag
CHG ChG
CH
EUROPE
i
>
*»
ft*
> 162
#
162
ft
162
ft
162
ft
i
159
*
11
ft
148
ft
159
ft
11
ft
148
ft
, 590
215
452
141
138
ft
590
215
452
141
138
ft
i
ICELAND
IRELANDIEIRE
114
*
114
ft
114
ft
114
ft
330
*
266
ft
64
ft
330
ft
266
ft
64
ft
LUXEMBOURG..
NETHERLANDS.
15
#
7
ft
e
ft
15
ft
7
ft
6
ft
PORTUGAL....
241
ft
241
ft
241
ft
241
ft
4130
2
771
ft
3359
- 16
4130
2
771
ft
3359
- 16
SWITZERLAND.
78
136
76
130
2
ft
76
136
76
130
2
ft
UNIT. KINGDOM 21749
531
10590
ft
11159
237
21749
531
10590
ft
11159
237
OTHER EUROPE
6
ft
6
ft
6
»
6
ft
TOTAL 27574
258
12696
ft
14878
102
27574
258
12696
ft
14676
102
SOUTH AMERICA
ARGENTINA...
4089
. 16
2485
. 12
1604
. 21
4073
. 16
2485
. 12
1586
. 22
16
BOLIVIA
1352
- 17
1292
. 16
60
- 35
1352
- 17
1292
. 16
60
- 35
BRAZIL......
9260
3
4651
4609
7
9255
3
4651
4604
8
5
CHILE
4874
1893
. 18
2981
16
4874
1893
. 18
2981
16
COLUMBIA....
24922
6
10429
16
14493
24920
6
10429
16
14491
2
ECUADOR
9327
16
4557
13
4770
18
9327
16
4557
13
4770
16
PARAGUAY....
641
. 8
614
. 10
27
66
641
- 8
614
. 10
27
66
PERU
11346
1
6753
4
4593
. 1
11346
1
6753
4
4593
. 1
URUGUAY
71
- 79
4
. 98
67
- 44
71
- 79
4
. 98
67
. 44
VENEZUELA...
16270
21
8025
48
10245
6
16257
22
6025
48
10232
7
13
OTH. S. AMER
534
40
. 66
494
18
534
40
. 66
494
16
TOT/
*L 84686
6
40743
9
43943
4
64650
6
40743
9
43907
4
36
16
5
2
13
36
66
CENT. AMERICA
COSTA RICA...
6722
22
69
- 77
8653
27
8722
22
69
- 77
8653
27
EL SALVADOR..
3954 .
14
2670
- 30
1284
59
3954 -
14
2670
. 30
1284
59
GUATEMALA....
6699
20
5213
50
I486 -
28
6699
20
5213
50
1486 -
26
6251
23
1788
45
4463
16
6251
23
1786
45
4463
16
NICARAGUA....
3761
7
85
*
3676
5
3761
7
85
*
3676
5
33977 .
1
31007
- 4
2970
34
33977 .
1
31007
. 4
2970
34
OTH CEN AMER.
2697
4
2897
4
2697
4
2697
4
TOTAL
66261
4
40832
25429
15
66261
4
40832
25429
15
west Indies
1127
35
92
109
1035
31
1127
35
92
109
1035
31
404444 .
2
278825
. 4
125619
3
404167 -
2
278625
. 4
125342
3
277
- 41
277
. 41
BARBADOS.....
1588
46
97
. 58
1491
75
1581
46
97
. 58
1484
74
7
*
7
•
U.K. BERMUDA.
816 -
58
289
ft
527 .
73
616 -
58
289
*
527 -
73
BR VIRGIN IS.
112
ft
105
ft
7
ft
112
*
105
*
7
*
DOMINICAN REP
7074
27
6511
108
563 -
76
7074
27
6511
108
563 -
76
9816
28
3181
42
6635
23
9816
28
3181
42
6635
23
JAMAICA
93403 -
8
55721
. 14
37682
1
93162 -
9
55721
. 14
37441
241
*
241
«
NETH. ANTILLE
7442
23
256
. 24
7164
26
7400
23
258
. 24
7142
26
42
50
42
50
TRIN. ♦ TOBAG
4338
3
2609
- 14
1729
53
4338
3
2609
. 14
1729
53
OTH W. INDIES
16609
7
353
310
16256
5
16609
7
353
310
16256
5
TOTAL
546769 -
2
348041
. 4
196726
3
546202 .
2
346041
. 4
198161
3
567
13
567
13
ASIA
U.K HONG KONG
LEBANON
PHILIPPINES..
ft*
##
ft*
**
OTHER ASIA...
TOTAL
ft*
ft*
*»
«*
OCEANIA
AUSTRALIA....
U.K. FIJI....
NEW ZEALAND..
OTHER OCEANIA
TOTAL
AFRICA
SOUTH AFRICA.
12
ft
12
ft
12
*
12
*
OTHER AFRICA.
171
*
171
*
171
»
171
*
TOTAL
183
•
171
*
12
#
183
*
171
*
12
*
OTH. OVERSEAS
TOTAL
TOTAL OVERSEAS
725473
2
442483
282990
7
7*4870
2
442483
282387
7
603
- 4
603
. 4
SELECT TRAVEL
2663 -
25
2567
- 27
96
*
2663 -
25
2567
- 27
96
•
28208
40
11693
20
16515
60
28190
40
11693
20
16497
60
16
350
18
350
CRUISE
269165
10
269165
10
269165
10
269165
10
TOTAL SEL TRAV
300036
12
14260
7
285776
12
30853
30
14260
7
16593
61
269183
10
269163
10
TOTAL DEPARTJRES
COUNTRY OF ALL U.S. FOR.
DEBARKATION CARRI E RS % FLAG « FLAG
CHG CHG
U.S. CITIZENS DEPARTED BY AIR AND SEA
PORT NEW ORLEANS
C»L. YR. 1970
air departures
total u.s. for.
% air » flag « flag %
chg chg chg chg
EUROPE
i
•
>
•
> 25
- 48
8
- 33
17
. 54
. 64
200
82
192
2
ft
, 7
250
7
250
ICELAND
i
IRELANDIEIRE
i 4
- 99
2
- 99
2
ft
ftft
ftft
LUXEMBOURG..
i
NETHERLANDS.
> 31
138
17
41
14
ft
>
«#
ftft
PORTJGAL....
. 1
*
1
ft
. 266
860
238
#
50
163
176
ft
176
ft
SWITZERLAND.
UNIT. KINGDOM 10
- 76
8
- 78
2
- 60
OTHER EUROPE
8
8
8
«
TOTAL 458
- 36
370
. 43
68
22
176 -
67
176 -
67
SOUTH AMERICA
ARGENTINA...
13
550
13
550
BOLIVIA
BRAZIL
3
200
3
200
CHILE
21
16
21
23
•ft
COLUMBIA....
11
*
11
ft
11
ft
11
ft
ECUADOR
6
- 45
ft*
6
ft
PARAGUAY..,.
PERU
e
• 61
8
- 61
URUGUAY
VENEZUELA...
i93e
- 29
1612
- 15
326
- 61
1856 -
30
1612 -
14
244
OTH. S. AMER
15
*
15
ft
TOT/
*L 2015
. 27
1647
- 14
368
. 57
1867 -
30
1623 .
14
244
sea
DEPARTURES
TOTAL
U
S.
for.
SEA
%
FLAG
% FLAG
CHG
CHG
25
- 48
8
- 33
84
200
62
192
7
250
7
250
4
*
2
ft
31
138
17
41
1
ftft
ft
112
273
62
463
10
- 76
8
- 78
13 550
3 200
21 16
6-45
8 - 61
82 24
15 ft
148 23
200
23
3
21
**
ft*
24 . 29
13
6
82
15
124
163
- 60
22
550
61
34
CENT. AMERICA
COSTA RICA...
43
34
12
ft
31
- 3
43
34
12
*
31 -
3
EL SALVADOR..
2253
- 1
595
22
1658
> 8
2253 -
1
595
22
1658 -
8
GUATEMALA....
3358
> 25
1588
- 27
1770
- 24
3358 -
25
1568 -
27
1770 -
24
ftft
*»
3970
28
701
- 13
3269
43
3945
27
701 -
13
3244
42
25
*
25
*
NICARAGUA....
1038
31
973
22
65
*
1038
31
973
22
65
ft
3142
3124
18
125
2909 -
7
2909 -
7
233
870
215
»
18
125
OTH CEN AMER.
1936
. 1
18
ft
1918
- 2
1936 -
1
18
*
1918 -
2
TOTAL
15740
7011
- 5
8729
3
15482 -
2
6796 .
8
8686
3
258
855
215
*
43
290
WEST INDIES
BAHAMAS
448
- 64
409
- 67
39
550
403 -
67
397 -
68
6
*
45
650
12
*
33
450
BARBADOS
10
42
10
42
10
42
10
42
U.K. BERMUDA.
ft*
ft*
**
**
BR VIRGIN IS,
OOMINICAN REP
15
150
11
83
4
*
15
150
11
83
4
*
11
57
11
57
11
*
11
*
*ft
**
JAMAICA
2H37
26
21375
27
62
- 56
21369
27
21365
26
4 -
96
68
- 43
10
- 89
56
152
NETH. ANTILLE
26
- 85
24
- 85
2
. 86
24 .
85
24 .
85
2
. 86
2
- 86
TRIN, . TOBAG
29
314
29
314
29
314
29
314
OTH W. INDIES
27
*
11
*
16
*
27
*
11
*
16
ft
TOTAL
22003
19
21841
19
162
- 9
21834
19
21808
20
26 -
78
169
33
- 70
136
134
ASIA
U.K HONG KONG
6
100
6
100
6
100
6
100
LEBANON
PHILIPPINES..
13
*
2
*
11
•
13
*
2
*
11
*
OTHER ASIA...
*»
»*
**
**
TOTAL
19
280
8
60
11
*
19
280
8
60
11
*
OCEANIA
AUSTRALIA....
5
- 64
3
*
2
- 65
5
- 64
3
*
2
- 85
U.K. FIJI....
NEW ZEALAND..
*•
**
**
»*
OTHER OCEANIA
TOTAL
5
. 66
3
*
2
. 86
5
- 66
3
•
2
- 86
AFRICA
SOUTH AFRICA,
49
58
49
58
49
56
49
58
OTHE« AFRICA.
9
- 10
9
- 10
9
- 10
9
- 10
TOTAL
56
41
58
41
58
41
58
41
OTH. OVERSEAS
TOTAL
TOTAL OVERSEAS 40298
30403
8956 - 3
404
SELECT TRAVEL
301
652
300
650
1 »
8-60
6 . 80
293
*
292
*
1 «
30029
- 13
30018
- 13
11 - 26
30018 - 13
30018 - 13
»*
11 -
21
11 - 21
CRUISE
TOTAL SEL TRAV
30330
- 13
30318
- 13
12 - 20
30026 - 13
30026 - 13
»*
304
»
292
•
12 - 14
TOTAL DEPARTURES
COUNTRY OF ALL . U.S. FOR.
DEBARKATION CARRIERS % FLAG It FLAG
CHG CHG
U.S. CITIZENS DEPARTED BY AIR AND SEA
PORT NEW YORK
CAL. YR. 1970
AIR DEPARTURES
TOTAL U.S. FOR.
% AIR % FLAG * FLAG
CHG CHG CHG
SEA DEPARTURES
TOTAL U.S. FOR.
X SEA % FLAG tS FLAG
CHG CHG CHG
%
CH
EUROPE
AUSTRIA 159** 13 10476
BELGIUM 48907 2 13685
DENMARK 44598 1 7660
FINLAND 6102 45 1623
FRANCE 192648 21 96099
GERMANY 225139 11 116655
GREECE 59748 31521
ICELAND 86459 56 1615
IRELAND(EIRE) 85419 • 7 31140
ITALY 214310 14 121618
LUXEMBOURG.it 391 *
NETHERLANDS., 126775 19 25479
NORWAY 25538 13 2317
PORTUGAL 92290 10 51829
SPAIN 122355 32 70210
SWEDEN 9483 3 2305
SWITZERLAND., 84618 13 26240
UNIT. KlNGD°M 426585 13 273505
other Europe, 16828 3 12710
TOTAL 1884137 14 896887
5466
35022
36938
4479
96549
108464
26227
84644
54279
92692
391
101296
23221
4O46I
52145
7178
58378
153080
4118
987250
15944
48569
43687
6086
180125
221122
57519
86459
83599
196908
391
124297
23815
91415
119521
8554
84616
411005
16480
1822114
13
2
1
45
29
13
1
56
6
16
H
21
14
11
33
13
18
3
16
10476
13883
7660
1623
95946
116615
31519
1615
31008
121618
25445
2317
51829
70202
2219
26240
273488
12708
896413
2
1
12
8
36
9
11
8
3
12
58
4
29
42
12
13
26
5
20
5468
34686
36027
4463
84177
104507
26000
84844
52591
77290
391
98852
21496
39586
49319
6335
58376
137517
3772
925701
45
3
23
19
12
58
12
23
#
14
16
6
21
6
13
4
52
14
338 25
911 - 7
16 - 33
12523 . 38
4017 - 42
2229 3O
••
1820 . 33
15402 • 13
2478 - 38
1723 5
875 . 13
2834 10
929 47
15580 . 43
348 22
62023 . 29
2
151
40
2
132
34
8
86
17
2
474
. 97
■ 99
100
300
82
336
911
16
12372
3977
2227
1668
15402
2444
1723
675
2826
843
15563
346
61549
33
18
60
3°
•»*
38
13
27
22
15
SOUTH AMERICA
ARGENTINA.,,.
BOLIVIA
BRAZIL
CHILE
COLUMBIA.....
ECUADOR
PARAGUAY
PERU
URUGUAY
VENEZUELA..,,
OTH. S. AMER.
TOTAL
U591 7
382 14
21364 7
856 - 41
6989 26
1313 46
110 . 52
2329 - 24
1087 - 18
26882 37
1752
11
6999 2
76 280
10464 17
25 - 93
726 - 19
448 135
3-98
323 - 45
862 - 22
11211 15
1454 43
74655 15 32591
4592
306
10900
831
6263
865
107
2006
225
15671
298
42064
14
. 2
■ 24
35
22
122
• 19
2
59
■ 46
20
11545
382
21349
645
6963
1092
110
2228
1081
26617
1706
73916
7
14
7
42
27
51
52
27
18
39
11
15
6958
76
10453
19
702
234
3
222
856
11002
1454
31979
3
280
17
• 94
. 16
*
■ 98
■ 62
. 22
18
43
9
4587
306
10896
826
6261
858
107
2006
225
15615
252
41939
14
. 2
. 24
35
21
122
. 19
2
59
• 52
21
46 - 33
15 . 66
11 175
26 - 56
221 27
101
6
265
46
737
20
36
24
11
41
11
6
24
214
101
6
209
612
- 10
- 73
50
- 60
22
20
41
5
4
5
2
7
56
46
125
- 78
24
24
9
CENT. AMERICA
COSTA RICA.,.
EL SALVADOR..
GUATEMALA..,.
HONDURAS
NICARAGUA...,
PANAMA
OTH CEN AMER.
TOTAL
136
17
86
107
30
4489
23
4890
616
256
200
78
#
90
133
4
67
28
12
4395
23
4662
20
75
5
13
19
79
ie
94
228
72
172
138
9
85
76
30
4441
21
4800
200
76
133
4
66
9
12
4358
21
4603
800
20
73
5
5
19
67
18
83
197
1
31
48
2
90
90
6
83
1
19
37
2
59
12
11
31
■ 58
266
WEST INDIES
ANTIGUA
BAHAMAS
BARBADOS
U.K. BERMUDA,
BR VIRGIN IS,
DOMINICAN REP
HAITI
JAMAICA
NETH, ANTILLE
TRIN, . TOBAG
OTH if. INDIES
TOTAL
15260
117270
36270
109769
9
11177
5516
87682
61359
15215
17229
476956
34
11
5488
104113
21534
86713
1
11027
5220
52539
19866
9938
998
317437
52
1
10
37
21
5
56
11
52
2
9772
13157
14736
23056
8
150
296
35343
41493
5277
16231
159519
15
50
22
20
152
22
29
. 21
68
15240
116448
36213
109493
9
11120
5477
87765
61169
15144
17164
475262
34
11
39
25
3
37
1
46
1
5488
104042
21534
86690
1
10970
5202
52472
19716
9936
996
317053
52
1
10
9752
12406
14679
22803
8
150
275
35313
41451
5206
16166
158209
15
51
21
22
212
22
29
. 20
68
20
822
57
276
57
39
97
190
71
65
1694
■ 52
18
171
, 40
. 19
■ 25
1 21
. 22
. 60
160
. 11
71
23
57
18
67
148
384
- 36
- 10
- 21
- 33
. 16
20
751
57
253
21
30
42
71
65
1310
171
. 41
. 27
25
. 36
• 60
160
. 13
ASIA
u.K HONG KONG
INDIA
IRAN
ISRAEL
JAPAN
KOREA
LEBANON
PHILIPPINES..
THAILAND
OTHER ASIA...
TOTAL
68
3850
2421
81919
604
10
2148
168
574
4460
96222
. 68
16
. 3
26
237
19
12
21
68
1284
2417
12744
604
10
2098
168
568
4235
24196
. 2
13
322
19
14
s
2566
4
69175
50
6
225
72026
29
B5
27
68
3846
2421
80512
603
10
2145
166
574
4450
94797
■ 67
17
■ 3
26
242
19
11
21
66
1262
2417
12744
603
10
2097
166
566
4235
24192
. 67
45
. 2
13
330
2564
4
67768
48
6
215
70605
6
88
29
144
28
1407
1
3
10
1425
72
5
2
1407
2
10
1421
- 33
69
5
OCEANIA
AUSTRALIA.,..
U.K. FIJI....
NEW ZEALAND..
OTHER OCEANIA
TOTAL
635
2
325
86
1048
26
91
603
324
86
1013
32 - 90
2-91
1 »
35 - 90
635
2
324
86
1047
26
91
603
324
66
1013
281
32 - 90
2-91
34 - 90
AFRICA
SOUTH AFRICA.
OTHER AFRICA.
TOTAL
OTH. OVERSEAS
TOTAL
2203 1345
22302 15 21666
24505 14 23031
656 1 2041
616 - 23 21704
1474 - 10 23745
1264
21466
22730
1 777
16 238 - 10
15 1015 - 2
162
598
760
81
220
301
■ 31
178
52
81
378
459
17
29
24
TOTAL OVERSEAS 2562413 12 1299817 11 1262596 12 2495683 l3 1297983 13 1197700 14
1834 . 89 64896 - l4
SELECT TRAVEL
CANADA
MEXICO
<-RUISE
TOTAL SEL TRAV
819 . 30 416
76393 4 51629
154820 - 5 9627
232032 . 2 61672
42
13
28
403 - 9 793
24764 . 9 76393
145193 - 3
170360 . 4 77186
9 416
4 51629
4 52045
41
13
377 - 6
24764 - 9
25141 - 9
26
154620
154846
9627
9627
•• 26
28 145193
26 145219
U.S. CITIZENS DEPARTED BY AIR AND SEA
PORT SAN ANTONIO
CAL. YR. 1.970
TOTAL
DEPARTURES
AIR
DEPARTURES
SEA
DEPARTURES
COUNTRY OF
ALL
U.
s.
FOR.
TOTAL
u.
S.
FOR.
TOTAL
u
S.
FOR.
DEBARKATION
CARRIERS
X
FLAG
It
FLAC
i
AIR
» FLAG
* FLAC
X
SEA
%
FLAG
11
FLAG
X
CHG
CHG
CHG
CHG
CHG
CHG
CHG
CHG
CH
EUROPE
ICELAND
IRELANDIEIRE
LUXEMBOURG..
NETHERLANDS.
1*9
ft
149
ft
149
ft
U9
ft
PORTUGAL....
239
ft
239
ft
239
ft
239
*
SWITZERLAND.
UNIT. KINGDOM
OTHER EUROPE
TOTAL 366
*
239
*
149
II
368
*
239
ft
149
ft
SOUTH AMERICA
ARGENTINA...
BOLIVIA
BRAZIL
CHILE
i
COLUMBIA....
ECUADOR
•
PARAGUAY....
■
PERU
>
URUGUAY
>
VENEZUELA...
i
OTH. S. AMER
i
TOT
\l
CENT. AMERICA
COSTA RICA..
EL SALVADOR.
GUATEMALA...
HONDURAS....
' NICARAGUA...
PANAMA
OTH CEN AMER.
TOTAL
west indies
ANTIGUA
BAHAMAS
BARBADOS
U.K. BERMUDA.
BR VIRGIN IS,
DOMINICAN REP
HAITI
UAMAICA
NETH. ANTILLE
TRIN. ♦ TOBAG
OTH W. INDIES
TOTAL
ASIA
U.K HONG KONG
INDIA
IRAN
ISRAEL
UAPAN
KOREA
LEBANON
PHILIPPINES..
THAILAND
OTHER ASIA...
TOTAL
79
3
62
82
79
79
79
»»
79 *
ftft
3-82
82 - 79
82
99
79
79
o o
c
OCEANIA
AUSTRALIA....
U.K. FIJI....
NEW ZEALAND..
OTHER OCEANIA
TOTAL
AFRICA
SOUTH AFRICA,
OTHER AFRICA.
TOTAL
OTH. OVERSEAS
TOTAL
oooo
oooo
oooo
oooo
oooo
oooo
TOTAL OVERSEAS
470
242 - 40
SELECT TRAVEL
9*223 -
7
71466 -
10
24757
1 96223 .
7
71466 . 10
24757 1
CRUISE
TOTAL SEL TRAV
96223 -
7
71466 -
10
24757
1 96223 -
7
71466 . 10
24757 1
CITIZENS DEPARTED BY AIR AND 5EA
PORT SAN FRANCISCO
CAL. YR. 1970
TOTAL
DEPARTURES
AIR
DEPARTURES
SEA
DEPARTURES
COUNTRY OF
ALL
U.
S.
FOR.
t"tal
u.
S.
FOR
TOTAL
U
S.
FOR.
DEBARKATION
CARRIERS
ft
FLAG
*
FLAG
X
AIR
«
FLAG
ft FLAG
ft
SEA
ft FLAG
%
FLAG
5S
CHG
CHG
CHG
CHG
CHG
CHG
CHG
CHG
CH
EUROPE
5
- 99
ft*
5
*
5
- 99
ftft
5
*
45
- 84
ft#
45
*
45
- 84
ftft
45
*
119
*
119
*
117
ft
117
*
2
ft
2
ft
FRANCE
221
- 67
159
- 70
62
• 49
221
- 67
159
- 70
62
. 49
5*5
26
382
1*9
163
- 41
542
27
382
149
160
- 41
3
- 25
3
- 25
ICELAND
200
#
200
ft
200
ft
200
ft
IRElAND(EIRE)
**
ftft
ftft
ftft
306
- 7*
ft*
306
*
297
- 74
ft*
297
*
9
- 35
9
- 35
LUXEMBOURG...
NETHERLANDS..
1605
- 26
1337
- 38
266
*
1469
- 31
1337
. 36
152
ft
116
ft
116
ft
23
ft
23
ft
23
ft
23
*
PORTUGAL
76
It
76
ft
76
*
76
*
»*
ft*
**
**
36
ft
22
ft
16
ft
38
*
22
*
16
*
SWITZERLAND..
UNIT. KINGDOM
7339
50
3291
- 21
4048
515
7337
50
3289
- 21
4048
518
2
- 33
2
ft
ft*
OTHER EUROPE,
TOTAL
10522
- 11
5391
- 50
5131
376
10390
. 12
5389
- 50
5001
375
132
426
2
ft
130
420
SOUTH AMERICA
ARGENTINA....
BOLIVIA
BRAZIL
CHILE
COLUMBIA
12
#
12
ft
12
ft
12
*
ECUADOR
5
- 96
ft*
5
25
**
**
5
25
5
25
PARAGUAY. ....
PERU
63
. 28
54
- 26
9
- 40
48
. 34
46
- 34
15
6
ft
9
. 40
URUGUAY
VENEZUELA....
OTH. S. AMER,
TOTAL
80
- 66
5*
- 75
26
36
48
- 76
46
- 76
32
63
6
ft
26
36
CENT. AMERICA
COSTA RICA...
ftft
ftft
ftft
*«
EL SALVADOR..
85
ft
85
*
85
*
85
*
GUATEMALA....
ftft
**
ft*
**
**
ftft
•ft
NICARAGUA....
14
- 54
5
*
9
- 70
14
- 54
5
*
9
- 70
OTH CEN AMER.
TOTAL
99
- 35
90
• 18
9
- 79
85 -
22
85 .
22
14
- 66
5
*
9
. 79
WEST INDIES
124
ft
124
*
124
*
124
*
BARBADOS
U.K. BERMUDA.
BR VIRGIN IS,
27
*
27
*
27
ft
27
*
DOMINICAN REP
JAMAICA
NETH. ANTILLE
TRIN. * TOBAG
OTH W. INDIES
TOTAL
151
*
151
*
124
*
124
*
27
ft
27
*
ASIA
U.K HONG KONG
686
43
204
234
462
15
217
*
146
*
69
*
469
- 1
56
- 1
413
. 1
2
#
2
*
2
ft
2
ft
4650
10
3645
4
1005
34
4229
16
3267
7
962
78
421
- 34
378
- 13
43
- 79
3
50
3
*
**
3
50
3
*
•ft
LEBANON
PHILIPPINES..
322
- 23
114
. 2
208
- 31
52 -
53
52 .
53
270
- 12
62
*
208
- 31
34
3
15
- 54
19
*
12 -
63
12 -
63
22
*
3
*
19
ft
OTHER ASIA...
511
- 5
66
- 87
445
*
400 -
16
52 -
89
348
ft
111
109
14
- 53
97
321
TOTAL
6208
8
4047
. 3
2161
44
4910
16
3531 .
4
1379
155
1298
. 12
516
- 2
782
- 17
OCEANIA
AUSTRALIA....
81
125
9
*
72
100
81
125
9
*
72
100
U.K. FIJI....
6
*
6
*
6
*
6
ft
NEW ZEALAND..
86
*
66
*
86
*
86
ft
OTHER OCEANIA
165
*
162
*
3
*
151
*
151
*
14
*
11
#
3
ft
TOTAL
338
838
171
ft
167
363
151
*
151
*
187
419
20
*
167
363
AFRICA
SOUTH AFRICA.
OTHER AFRICA.
TOTAL
OTH. OVERSEAS
TOTAL
TOTAL OVERSEAS
17398
- 3
9904
- 35
7494
161
15708 -
4
9326 -
36
6380
301
1690
5
576
8
1114
3
SELECT TRAVEL
418
. 4
312
ft
106
- 75
47 -
56
47
. 56
371
12
312
*
59
- 82
7
- 97
ftft
7
- 58
**
**
7
- 58
7
- 58
CRUISE
725
. 1
265
263
460
• 30
725
- 1
265
263
460
- 30
TOTAL SEL TRAV
1150
- 19
577
S3
573
- 48
47 -
86
**
47
- 56
1103
1
577
690
526
- 48
TOTAL DEPARTJRES
COUNTRY OF ALL U.S. FOR.
DEBARKATION CARRIERS ft FLA6 * FLAS
CHG CHG
EUROPE
AUSTRIA
BELGIUM
DENMARK
FINLAND
FRANCE
GERMANY
GREECE
ICELAND
IRELAND(EIRE)
ITALY
LUXEMBOURG...
NETHERLANDS.,
NORWAY
PORTJGAL
SPAIN
SWEDEN
SWITZERLAND..
UNIT, KINGDOM
OTHER EUROPE,
TOTAL
SOUTH AMERICA
ARGENTINA.,..
BOLIVIA
BRAZIL
CHILE
COLUMBIA
ECUADOR
PARAGUAY. ....
PERU
URUGUAY
VENEZUELA....
OTH. S. AMER.
TOTAL
51
20
116
23
252
77
43
4993
8i78
13543
132 . 48
5 *
3-99
117 72
2631 . 10
15 - 55
• »
225 . 11
12234 7
»»
15362 . 1
115
. 27
11
4981
513
5505
55
ft*
6986 - 5
7041 - 15
40
CITIZENS DEPARTED BY AIR AND SEA
PORT SAN JUAN P.R.
CAL. YR. 1970
AIR DEPARTURES
TOTAL U.S. FOR.
ft AIR ft FLAG ft FLAG
CHG CHG CHG
241
77
43
12
7665
8038
132
5
3
117
2576
15
225
5248
8321
45
20
500
29
72
9
5°;
SEA DEPARTURES
TOTAL U.S. FOR.
ft SEA ft FLAG
CHG CHG
184 11
75 - 21
43 •
4993
8070
13365
132 - 48
116
25
5
1
117
2596
15
225
11768
14859
11 «
4981 115
513 - 27
5505 82
ft*
»»
55 . 40
ft*
6986 . 5
7041 - 15
173
75
43
12
7557
132 135
5
1
117
2541
15
225
4782
7818
72
10
55
68
2
108
178
2
35
466
503
ft 1
r LAG
ft
CHG
CH
68
»
2
ft*
• ft
108 -
32
•ft
178
4
2
ft
35
N
466
ft
503
ft
CENT. AMERICA
COSTA RICA...
EL SALVADOR..
GUATEMALA....
HONDJRAS
NICARAGUA....
PANAMA
OTH CEN AMER,
TOTAL
39 «
88 <
9 »
195 3
88 282
419 97
9
195
59
390
3
156
83
29
29
39 »
88 «
9 «
195 3
88 282
419 97
9
195
59
390
3
156
83
29
29
west indies
ANTIGUA
BAHAMAS
BARBADOS, ....
U.K. BERMUDA,
BR VIRGIN IS,
DOMINICAN REP
HAITI
JAMAICA
NETH, ANTILLE
TRIN. . TOBAG
OTH W. INDIES
TOTAL
16011
33
694
69
2102
41638 -
7299
10240 .
18347 -
1137 .
11680
109250 -
9
26
24
475
9
1
38
6
45
35
7
14460 11
28 - 37
81 406
57 375
1783 - 14
32770 29
3069 2
6020 - 48
15125 - 21
50 - 71
4177 54
77620
1551
5
613
12
319
8868
4230
4220
3222
1087
7503
. 15
717
. 42
27
31630 - 2?
16011 9
33 - 26
694 . 24
69 475
2085
41554 - 9
7299 1
10240 . 36
18346 - 6
1118 • 45
11678 35
109127 - 7
14460 11
28 - 37
81 406
57 375
1783 - 14
32770 29
3069 2
6020 . 48
15125 - 21
50 . 71
4177 54
77620
1551 - 7
5 »
613 - 32
12 »
302 *
8784 - 57
4230
4220 - 15
3221 740
1068 • 42
7501 27
31507 - 22
17
84
*#
1 - 90
19 - 45
2 *
123 2
20
17
84
1
19
2
123
9
45
ASIA
U.'K HONG KONG
INDIA
IRAN
ISRAEL
JAPAN
KOREA
LEBANON
PHILIPPINES..
THAILAND
OTHER ASIA...
TOTAL
AUSTRALIA....
U.K. FIJI....
NEW ZEALAND..
OTHER OCEANIA
TOTAL
AFRICA
SOUTH AFRICA.
OTHER AFRICA,
TOTAL
OTH, OVERSEAS
TOTAL
TOTAL OVERSEAS
138574
- 3
90556
.1
48018
- 11
137770 -
3
90556
1
47214 -
12
604
171
SELECT TRAVEL
LPUISE
TOTAL SEL TRAV
47
166
14515
14728
*
115
112
113
41
102
235 .
378
ft
*
2
53
6
64
14280
14350
ft
- 9
116
115
41
124
U5
ft
ft
ft
41
102
143
ft
ft
ft
22
22
ft
ft
6
42
14515
14563
ft
. 40
112
110
6
42
235 - 2 14280
235 - 2 14328
. 40
116
114
TOTAL DEPARTURES
COUNTRY OF ALL U.S. FOR.
DEBARKATION CARRIERS * FLAG X FLAG
CHG CHG
CITIZENS DEPARTED BY AIR AND SEA
PORT SEATTLE
CAL. YR. 1970
AIR DEPARTURES
TOTAL U.S. FOR.
X AIR X FLAG % FLAG
CHG CHG CHG
CHG
SEA DEPARTURES
TOTAL U.S. FOR.
SEA % FLAG % FLAG
CHG CHG
%
CH
EUROPE
246
*
246
*
*ft
246
ft
246
ft
ft*
16292
. 11
14
. 66
16278
. 11
16292
- 11
14
. 66
16278
- 11
190
8
190
38
ft*
190
8
190
36
ftft
2109
110
2063
118
26
- 50
2109
110
2083
US
26
- 50
438
129
372
107
66
450
436
129
372
107
66
450
ICELAND
IRELANOIEIRE)
269
#
267
«
2
- 77
269
ft
267
ft
2
- 77
203
*
163
*
20
ft
203
ft
163
ft
20
ft
LUXEMBOURG. • .
NETHERLANDS..
550
eo
**
550
ft
548
80
ftft
548
ft
2
2381
70
2381
70
2371
69
2371
69
10
PORTUGAL
256
- 20
250
. 21
6
. 14
256
- 20
250
. 21
6
- 14
**
»*
ftft
ft*
287
19
287
19
287
20
287
20
SWITZERLAND..
UNIT. KINGDOM
13820
77
12546
61
1274
13820
77
12546
61
1274
OTHER EUROPE,
*2
»
42
ft
42
ft
42
*
TOTAL
37063
23
16151
63
20932
3
37071
23
16151
63
20920
3
12
SOUTH AMERICA
ARGENTINA....
7
*
3
*
4
#
4
ft
4
ft
3
BOLIVIA
BRAZIL
CHILE
COLUMBIA.....
ECUADOR
PARAGUAY.....
PERU....
URUGUAY
VENEZUELA....
OTH. S. AMER.
TOTAL
7
#
3
•
4
ft
4
ft
4
ft
3
2
10
12
200
CENT. AMERICA
COSTA RICA,
EL SALVADOR..
GUATEMALA...
HONDURAS....
NICARAGUA...
PANAMA
OTH CEN AMER.
TOTAL
west indies
ANTIGUA
BAHAMAS
BARBADOS
U.K. BERMUDA.
BR VIRGIN IS,
DOMINICAN REP
HAITI
JAMAICA
NETH, ANTILLE
TRIN. ♦ TOBAG
OTH W. INDIES
TOTAL
ASIA
U.K HONG KONG
INDIA
IRAN
ISRAEL
JAPAN
KOREA
LEBANON
PHILIPPINES..
THAILAND
OTHER ASIA...
TOTAL
3267
17
6
36737
33
382
230
40&72
81
15
3267 - 31
17 ft
36707 - 11
33 13
382 - 52
»»
227 - 81
40633 . 16
12
• 36
ftft
ftft
12
• 63
8
ft
8
ft
*»
3217 -
31
3217 .
31
6
ft
6
ft
30
328
36536 -
11
36506 -
11
33
13
33
13
360 -
51
360 .
51
ftft
#*
3
. 62
226 -
61
225 -
61
39
129
40396 -
16
40361 .
16
12
- 36
**
**
12
- 63
8
*
8
*
50
117
50
138
17
ft
17
ft
6
ft
30
*
201
57
201
66
2
. 81
2
- 81
1
- 87
4
. 42
2
- 71
37
362
274
62
272
70
12 . 36
»•
»»
12 - 63
OCEANIA
AUSTRALIA....
U.K. FIJI....
NEW ZEALAND.,
OTHER OCEANIA
TOTAL
AFRICA
SOUTH AFRICA,
OTHER AFRICA,
TOTAL
OTH. OVERSEAS
TOTAL
6-62
6 - 82
7
13
20
63
43
52
6-62
6-62
7
13
20
63
43
52
**
*»
7 -
63
13 -
43
20 -
52
7-63
13 - 43
20 - 52
TOTAL OVERSEAS 77806 - 1 56793
77493
315 52
34 - 26
SELECT TRAVEL
CANADA
MEXICO
CRUISE
TOTAL SEL TRAV
384 25
ft*
364 3
380
260
137
380
280
137
**
137
*
247
135
4-20
243
ft*
**
137
*
247
135
4-20
243
143
TOTAL DePARTJRES
COUNTRY OF ALL U.S. FOR.
DEBARKATION CARRIERS ft FLAG 16 FLAG
CHG CHG
U.S. CITIZENS DEPARTED BY AIR AND SEA
PORT U.S. VIRGIN ISLANDS
CAL. YR. 1970
AIR DEPARTURES
TOTAL U.S. FOR.
* AIR X FLAG X FLAG
CHG CHG CHG
Sea departures
total U.S. for.
sea » flag ft flag
CHG CHG
EUROPE
AUSTRIA
BELGIUM
DENMARK
FINLAND
FRANCE
GERMANY
GREECE
ICELAND
IRELAND(EIRE)
ITALY
LUXEMBOURG. ••
NETHERLANDS..
NORWAY
PORTUGAL
SPAIN
SWEDEN
switzerland.,
unit, kingdom
othe* Europe.
TOTAL
13
5
399
373
3
8
23
15
6
55*
1399
3
15
5*3
561
13
5
399
373
23
6
11
838
13
5
373
3
8
23
15
6
554
1000
3
15
543
13
5
373
8
23
6
11
399
399
399
SOUTH AMERICA
ARGENTINA....
BOLIVIA
BRAZIL
CHILE
COLUMBIA
ECUADOR
PARAGJAY.....
PERU
URUGUAY
VENEZUELA....
OTH, S. AMER.
TOTAL
2
1
20
1
1
25
2
20
1
23
2
1
20
1
24
2
20
1
o
23
CENT. AMERICA
COSTA RICA...
ft*
»»
ftft
ftft
EL SALVADOR..
GUATEMALA....
! NICARAGUA,,..
10
ft
5
ft
5
ft
10
ft
5
ft
5
ft
OTH CEN AMER.
TOTAL
10
400
5
150
5
ft
10
400
5
150
5
ft
west indies
11646
95
9659
181
1989 -
21
11646
95
9659
181
1987
- 21
2 ft
2
867
ft
326
ft
541
ft
326
ft
326
ft
541 ft
541
BARBADOS
1117
. 9
955
- 11
162
10
1117
- 9
955
- 11
162
10
U.K. BERMUDA.
1803
752
ft
1051
ft
782
ft
752
ft
30
130
1021 ft
1021
BR VIRGIN IS.
24602
9
13518
41
11084 .
14
13662
41
13244
38
418
209
10940 - 14
274
ft 10666
UOMINICAN REP
12
- 78
12
- 78
12
- 76
12
- 78
10
ft
2
ft
8
ft
10
ft
2
ft
8
ft
JAMAICA
320
ft
316
ft
4
ft
320
ft
316
ft
4
ft
NETH. ANTILLE
14377
16
8094
55
6283 -
12
13897
12
6094
55
5803
. ie
480
480
TRIN. . TOBAG
1277
- 20
1210
- 22
67
52
1277
- 20
1210
. 22
67
52
OTH W. INDIES
7271
10
2223
- 32
5048
54
6806
4
2223
- 32
4583
41
465 ft
465
TOTAL
63304
25
37067
52
26237
49855
32
36793
51
13062
. 1
13449 4
274
ft 13175
ASIA
U.K HONG KONG
23
ft
23
ft
23
ft
23
ft
LEBANON
PHILIPPINES,,
226
ft
198
ft
28
ft
226
ft
198
ft
26
ft
OTHER ASIA...
TOTAL
249
ft
221
ft
26
ft
249
ft
221
ft
28
ft
OCEANIA
AUSTRALIA....
U.K. FIJI....
NEW ZEALAND.,
OTHER OCEANIA
TOTAL
AFRICA
SOUTH AFRICA,
OTHER AFRICA.
TOTAL
oth. overseas
TOTAL
TOTAL OVERSEAS
37677 55 27110
37603 53 13535
13849
274 ft 13575
SELECT TRAVEL
71
ft
71
ft
71
ft
71
ft
142
ft
142
«
142
ft
142
ft
CRUISE
74232
2740
128
71492 -
2
74232
2740
128
71492 -
TOTAL SEL TRAV
74445
2811
134
71634 -
2
213
ft
71
ft
142
ft
74232
2740
128
71492 -
CITIZENS DEPARTED BY AIR AND SEA
PORT WASHINGTON. D.C.
CAL. YR. 1970
TOTAL DEPARTURES
AIR DEPARTURES
SEA DEPARTURES
COUNTRY OF
ALL
U.S.
FOR.
TOTAL
u.s.
FOR
TOTAL
U.S.
FOR.
DEBARKATION
CARRIERS
%
FLAG
s
FLAG
X
AIR
%
FLAG
% FLAG
%
SEA
IS FLAG %
FLAG
CHG
CHG
CHG
CHG
CHG
CHG
CHG CHG
EUROPE
. 126
#
126
#
126
ft
126
ft
ftft
ft*
ftft
ft*
8910
232
8890
292
20
. 95
8910
232
6890
292
20
- 95
6825
. 56
5478
- 64
1347
135
6825
- 56
5478
. 64
1347
135
2*6
51
248
51
248
51
248
51
ICELAND
IRELANDIEIRE
1265
- 30
1265
- 30
1265
- 30
1265
- 30
LUXEMBOURG.*
NETHERLANDS.
151
- 18
151
- 18
151
- 18
151
- 18
>
PORTUGAL....
»*
ftft
ftft
**
, 563
ft
563
ft
563
ft
563
*
«#
ftft
ftft
**
SWITZERLAND.
.
ftft
#*
ftft
**
UNIT, KINGDOM 33008
- 9
32528
- 10
480
ft
33008
- 9
32526
- 10
480
ft
OTHE* EUROPE
i
TOTAL 51096
- U
49096
- 12
1998
70
51096
- 11
49096
. 12
1998
70
SOUTH AMERICA
ARGENTINA...
i
BOLIVIA
i
BRAZIL
i
CHILE
i
COLUMBIA....
i
ECUADOR
i
PARAGUAY....
■
PERU
.
URUGUAY
i
VENEZUELA...
>
**
ft*
ftft
**
OTH. S. AMER
•
TOT
*L
*»
ftft
ft*
**
CENT. AMERICA
COSTA RICA..
EL SALVADOR.
*«
ftft
ftft
**
GUATEMALA...
3873
57
3873
57
3673
57
3873
57
NICARAGUA...
OTH CEN AMER
TOT/
L 3873
52
3873
52
3873
52
3873
52
WEST INDIES
3517
- 22
3517
- 22
3517
- 22
3517
. 22
BARBADOS....
U.K. BERMUDA
5178
- 19
5176
- 19
5178
- 19
5176
- 19
BR VIRGIN IS,
DOMINICAN REf
• ft
ftft
ftft
**
JAMAICA
80
#
80
ft
80
ft
80
*
NETH. ANTILLE
: ii6
ft
116
ft
116
ft
116
ft
TRIN. * TOBA(
1 1
ft
1
ft
1
ft
1
ft
OTH W. INDIE!
>
»*
ftft
ftft
ftft
TOT/
L 8892
- 19
8892
■ 19
8892
- 19
8892
- 19
ASIA
U.K HONG KONC
l 59
*
59
ft
59
ft
59
ft
PHILIPPINES.
*#
ftft
ftft
ftft
OTHER ASIA..
TOT/
\L 59
*
59
ft
59
ft
59
ft
OCEANIA
AUSTRALIA...,
U.K. FIJI...,
NEW ZEALAND.,
OTHER OCEANI/
I
TOT/
L
AFRICA
SOUTH AFRICA
OTHER AFRICA
30
66
30
66
30
66
30
66
TOT/
\l 30
66
30
66
30
66
30
66
OTH. OVERSEA
>
TOT/
kL
TOTAL OVERSE
\S 63950
- 10
61952
- 11
1998
70
63950
- 10
61952
- 11
1998
70
SELECT TRAVEL
> 21
*
21
ft
21
ft
21
ft
, 4761
33
4761
33
4761
33
4761
33
CRUISE
■
TOTAL SEL TRA
/ 4782
33
4782
33
4782
33
4782
33
TOTAL DEPARTURES
COUNTRY OF ALL U.S. FOR.
DEBARCATION CARRIERS % FLAG X FLAG
CHG CHG
CITIZENS DEPARTED BY AIR AND SEA
PORT OTHER
CAL. YR. 1970
air departures
total u.s. for.
x air x flag x flag
chg chg chg
sea departures
total U.S. FOR.
SEA % FLAG X FLAG
CHG CHG
X
CH
EUROPE
AUSTRIA
BELGIUM
DENMARK
FINLAND
FRANCE
GERMANY......
GREECE
ICELAND
IRELAND(EIRE)
ITALY
LUXEMBOURG. ••
NETHERLANDS..
NORWAY
PORTJGAL
SPAIN
SWEDEN
SWITZERLAND..
UNIT. KINGDOM
OTHER EUROPE.
TOTAL
1135
3174
235?
610
1U66
naeoo
602
uii>
3567
11244
158H
530
5084
27446
3
3299
105370
1029
312e50
123
221
322
143
269
37
295
51
52
B3
*»
123
■ 32
121
92
■ 66
114
40
213
5*
1000
2685
933
377
4098
91543
602
1042
3425
10014
9564
426
4692
26714
1839
66221
788
248163
178
503
130
ft
207
15
295
42
46
114
ftft
lie
. 27
206
97
39
31
141
38
135
489
1426
233
7370
27257
72
142
1230
6252
104
392
732
3
1460
17149
241
64687
832
. 7
316
268
130
. 46
. 48
. 4
. 66
572
123
168
1135
2847
2359
610
11420
116714
801
1107
3561
10608
1574 9
526
4700
26705
3299
104389
972
309702
123
279
322
143
281
37
296
51
52
107
ftft
123
. 32
184
97
114
43
198
56
1000
2664
933
377
4093
91505
801
1042
3425
10007
9548
426
4692
26705
1839
88211
778
248066
178
503
130
*
207
15
296
42
46
114
ft*
118
. 27
206
97
39
31
138
38
135 - 9
163 . 46
1426 832
233 . 7
7327 340
27209
65
136
801
6201
100
8
1460
16178
194 *
61636 216
269
93
572
183
327
48 . 55
86 126
1
7
6
436
67
37
600
103
■ 42
- 40
. 3
. 66
384
741
3
981 - 50
57 •
3146 - 33
1
;
38
1
7
16
9
10
10
36
326
43 - 59
48 50
7 600
6 *
429 - 54
51 59
4 . 42
384
732
3
971
47
40
50
SOUTH AMERICA
ARGENTINA.
BOLIVIA..
BRAZIL..
CHILE...
COLUMBIA.
ECUADOR..
PARAGUAY.
PERU....
URUGUAY.
VENEZUELA,
OTH, S. AMER.
TOTAL
664
13
107
15
4
671
90
1564
33
64
43
96
60
12
38
365
11
91
343
89
919
59
66
50
14
11
62
279
2
16
15
4
328
1
645
447
. 50
433
382
11
338
89
820
61
22
13
11
66
382
11
338
89
820
59
22
13
11
65
262
2
107
15
4
333
1
744
■ 92
296
279
3
91
**
5-50
99 20
279
2
16
15
328
1
645
• 50
433
CENT. AMERICA
COSTA RICA,,
EL SALVADOR.
GUATEMALA.
HONDURAS..
NICARAGUA.
PANAMA,,..
OTH CEN AMER.
TOTAL
46
120
302
370
171
1752
11
2772
155
ft
266
27
181
50
157
1730
2145
120
900
93
121
320
14
22
11
627
12
105
302
333
168
1643
11
2574
27
181
50
154
1643
2055
12
78
121
283
14
11
519
34
15
37
3
109
198
3
87
34
15
37
22
west indies
ANTIGUA
BAHAMAS
BARBADOS...,,
U.K. BERMUDA,
BR VIRGIN IS,
DOMINICAN REP
HAITI
UAMAICA
NETH, ANTILLE
TRIN. « TOBAG
OTH W. INDIES
TOTAL
1260
119131
449
43849
U48
97
2307
7044
1571
280
4568
181704
23
- 24
53
6
. 54
ft
155
445
. 66
24
. 12
1240
91464
446
42560
1033
95
102
6339
1081
271
4477
149106
21
■ 28
52
3
. 55
• 45
200
437
. 66
21
. 16
20
27667
3
1289
115
2
2205
705
490 463
9
91
32596
737
70
1260 23
111465 - 26
449 53
42558 3
335 «
40 - 77
102 - 45
5851 177
1236 330
272 - 66
4350 24
167938 - 16
1240 21
91331 - 28
446 52
42556 3
311 »
36
102
5811
1047
270
4259
147413
78
45
175
420
20
20154
3
24
2
40
189
2 ft
91 »
20525 . 13
14
119
7646
1291
613
57
2205
1193
335
8
216
13766
82
- 73
17
114
133
2
722
57
528
34
1
218
1695
39
17
537
7513
1289
91
2205
665
301
7
12071 96
ASIA
U.K HONG KONG
INDIA
IRAN
ISRAEL
UAPAN
KOREA
LEBANON
PHILIPPINES..
THAILAND
OTHER ASIA...
TOTAL
33
4
36
2
16670
1199
231
18
1344
19537
- 80
227
548
13
560
500
31
4
6
16519
1199
197
18
1309
19283
544
13
500
• 10
277
30
2
151
34
35
254
36
16645
1187
197
16
1333
19422
- 76
227
550
11
500
- 9
279
16507
1187
544
11
19- ft
16 500
1307 - 11
19226 276
2
30
138
26
196
31
2
25
12
34
11
115
150
31
12
12
2
57
2
13
34
9
58
160
600
31
OCEANIA
AUSTRALIA....
U.K. FIJI....
NEW ZEALAND..
OTHER OCEANIA
TOTAL
AFRICA
SOUTH AFRICA.
OTHE* AFRICA.
TOTAL
OTH. OVERSEAS
TOTAL
42
23
180
245
91
2205
2296
45
18
19
7 -
14
180
201
90
2120
2210
1388 - 15
1388 - 15
1388 - 15
1388 - 15
35
. 65
7
ft
7
ft
9
125
14
ft
14
ft
ftft
160
180
44
. 60
201
201
1
. 87
88
151
88
151
B5
226
2096
13
2096
13
86
152
2164
16
2184
16
1386
- 15
1388
- 15
1386
- 15
1388
- 15
35
- 68
9
44
125
ftft
- 63
3
IO9
112
. 88
275
103
ftft
35
. 65
9
125
ft*
ftft
44
- 60
2
. 88
1
- 87
24
700
85
226
26
23
86
152
TOTAL OVERSEAS 522356 23 423417 15 98939 61 504229 22 42l353 14 62876 91 18l27 56 2064 416 16063 43
SELECT TRAVEL
2622 .
. 14
1736 .
. 31
866
74
2290 .
. 22
1722 .
. 31
568
32
332
264
14
16
318
302
104653
24
67375
25
17278
20
102054
21
67375
25
14679
2
2599
ft
ftft
2599
ft
(-RUISE
24485
46
554 .
. 86
23931
89
24485
46
554 .
86
23931
69
TOTAL SEL TRAy
131760
27
69665
17
42095
53
104344
20
89097
23
15247
3
^7416
62
568 -
66
26846
no
CITIZENS DEPARTED By AIR aNd SFA
U.S. SUMMARY
CAL. YR. 1970
TOTAL DEPARTURES
air Departures
SEA D
EPART
URES
COUNTRY OF
ALL
U.S.
FOR.
TOTAL
U.S.
FOR.
TOTAL
U.S
FOR.
DEBARKATION
CARRIERS
%
FLAG
K
FLAG
%
AIR
a ,
FLAG
K
FLAG
%
SEA
% FLAG
16
FLAG
X
CHG
CHG
CHG
CHG
CHG
CHG
CHG
CHG
CH
EUROPE
17440
18
11837
9
5603
43
17440
18
11837
9
5603
43
53558
4
17687
9
35871
2
52834
4
17684
9
35150
2
724
a
3
- 50
721
8
7*377
3
9322
21
65055
73465
3
9322
22
64143
912
- 8
ft*
912
. 5
7768
49
2635
61
5133
44
7747
50
2635
61
5H2
44
21
• 12
21
. 12
285465
34
144383
45
141082
24
272316
41
144219
53
128097
30
13149
- 37
164
- 97
12965
. 16
409710
13
225048
1
184662
31
405389
14
224888
3
180501
30
4321
- 39
160
. 96
4161
6l
66994
3
34620
. 8
32374
20
64388
'i
34610
. 8
29778
23
2606
. 1
10
150
2596
. 2
ICELAND
87799
56
2883
15
84916
58
87792
56
2883
15
84909
58
7
250
7
250
IRElAnD(EIRE
127368
. 1
40979
13
86389
. 6
125542
40847
12
84695
. 5
1826
. 33
132
*
1694
- 38
255978
15
140380
13
115598
18
239247
18
140371
13
98876
26
16731
- 19
9
*
16722
. 19
LUXEMBOURG..
391
132
«•
391
ft
391
132
ft*
391
*
NETHERLANDS.
170165
33
39696
47
130469
29
167419
35
39626
47
127793
32
2746
. 36
70
62
2676
. 37
30001
15
3425
- 12
26576
20
28198
16
3425
. 12
24773
21
1803
5
»#
1803
6
PORTUGAL....
121817
21
77586
40
44231
. 1
120246
22
77586
40
42660
1571
. 26
1571
- 26
169355
37
105296
52
64059
17
165460
37
105216
51
60244
16
3895
10
80
515
3815
6
10370
1
2638
. 8
7732
4
9410
. 1
2552
. 9
6858
1
960
41
66
62
874
39
SWITZERLAND,
97393
18
29331
17
68062
19
97393
18
29331
17
68062
19
UNIT. KINGDOM 822171
26
583334
29
238837
19
805268
29
583297
31
221971
26
16903
. 43
37
- 99
16866
. 30
OTHER EUROPE
19038
14
14496
4
4542
60
18497
13
14466
4
4031
63
54l
54
30
«
511
46
TOTAL 2627158
21
1485576
23
134158?
19
2758442
23
1484795
24
1273647
22
68716
. 30
781
. 95
67935
. 17
SOUTH AMERICA
ARGENTINA...
17 9 76
10745
2
7231
. 1
17748
10688
2
7060
. 1
228
57
14
171
- 5
BOLIVIA
1889
. 4
1379
- 12
510
25
1889
. 4
1379
. 12
510
25
BRAZIL
34326
3
17026
5
17300
1
33666
2
16934
6
16732
. 1
660
139
92
- 61
568
*
CHILE
6358
. 3
2370
. 16
3988
7
6312
- 3
2333
. 16
3979
7
46
- 24
37
- 27
9
- 10
COLUMBIA....
36392
10
11439
12
24953
9
36206
9
11323
12
24683
8
186
78
116
33
70
311
ECUADOR
11214
10
5040
6174
19
10964
9
4826
6138
19
250
30
214
15
36
414
PARAGUAY....
817
- 17
628
- 32
189
195
817
- 17
626
. 32
189
195
PERU
18840
- 16
9321
- 6
9519
. 24
18680
- 16
9182
- 6
9498
- 24
160
23
139
65
21
- 54
URUGUAY
1166
- 30
873
- 34
293
- 13
1160
- 30
867
- 35
293
- 13
6
20
6
20
VENEZUELA...
61359
22
29482
15
31877
30
60173
22
29263
15
30910
26
1166
80
219
- 42
967
246
OTH. S. AMER
2394
8
1584
31
810
- 18
2332
8
1584
31
748
- 21
62
63
6?
63
TOT/
*L 192731
6
89887
5
102844
8
189947
6
89007
5
100940
7
2764
64
860
- 16
1904
209
CENT. AMERICA
COSTA RICA.
EL SALVADOR,
GUATEMALA.
HONDURAS..
NICARAGUA.
PANAMA....
OTH CEN AMER.
TOTAL
10434
8382
22349
IO934
6429
53499
4999
117026
7
27
33
7
5
1613
5320
18949
2786
2633
50088
119
81506
34
1
3
22
99
5
8621
3062
3400
8148
3796
3411
4880
35518
10379
6355
22344
10841
6426
53059
4997
116401
29
6
7
27
33
6
5
1608
5320
18946
2767
2630
49744
117
61134
34
1
3
21
8771
3035
3396
6074
3796
3315
4880
35267
28
15
24
29
8
42
2
14
55
27
5
93
3
440
2
625
. 54
600
. 87
55
ft
269
1
19
3
344
2
374
. 90
137
968
50
27
4
74
96
. 58
800
. 86
42
251 . 16
west Indies
ANTIGUA 45574
BAHAMAS 671062
BARBADOS 40145
U.K. BERMUDA. 237010
BR VIRGIN IS, 26107
DOMINICAN REp 60172
HAITI 24996
JAMAICA 241113
NETH. ANTILLE 103315
TRIN. t TOBAG 22510
OTH W. INDIES 57585
TOTAL 1531589
31200
500918
23113
210811
16574
50506
11602
158918
44564
14307
12404
1074917
14374
170144
17032
26199
11533
9666
13394
62195
58751
8203
45161
456672
13
3
21
23
11
56
37
14
29
17
32
45546
66l7 2 8
40071
234418
16310
59959
22752
239507
102241
22354
56826
312O0
500702
23113
210786
15551
50381
11584
158309
44382
14277
12166
1072471
14346
I6IO26
16956
23632
759
9578
11168
81196
57859
8077
44640
429241
. 13
. 5
21
14
416
. 58
15
13
27
. 15
31
3
28
9334
74
2592
11797
213
2244
1606
1074
156
759
29877
. 33
41
105
364
■ 8
16
ft
78
180
. 56
221
34
216
25
1023
125
18
6O9
162
30
218
2446
. 30
20
■ 40
2O9
2
. 50
17
I89
26
9116
74
2567
10774
86
2226
997
892
126
541
27431
. 33
39
105
39l
. 16
11
ft
42
335
. 59
982
28
ASIA
U.K HONG KONG
INDIA
IRAN
ISRAEL
JAPAN
KOREA
LEBANON
PHILIPPINES..
THAILAND
OTHER ASIA...
TOTAL
30199
4277
2616
82221
276061
3167
2365
29863
11767
33669
476205
46
18
1
26
28
7
12
90
65
30
27927
1651
2576
12851
186994
3167
2315
21121
11739
30602
300943
60
36
1
13
30
7
3
16
89
52
33
2272
2626
40
69370
89067
50
8742
28
3067
175262
29
8
11
28
23
968
24
J9O6O
4232
2616
80619
273525
3152
2362
29157
11742
33320
469785
47
17
1
26
28
8
13
89
65
30
27333
1612
2576
12851
185093
3152
2314
20677
11736
30418
297762
61
33
1
13
31
8
3
19
89
52
34
1727
2620
40
67768
88432
48
6480
6
2902
172023
11
29
23
1139
45
1602
2536
15
3
706
25
349
6420
13
309
. 10
275
594
39
I9OI
15
1
444
3
184
3181
10
680
19
35
1602
635
2
262
22
I65
3239
98
OCEANIA
AUSTRALIA....
U.K. FIJI....
NEW ZEALAND..
OTHER OCEANIA
TOTAL
34250
15539
10155
52999
112943
45 20396
49 5506
44 5455
4 40291
23 71648
54
108
104
7
27
13854
10033
4700
12708
41295
33 31431
29 15477
8 9064
3 52690
15 108662
49
49
60
20276
5506
5394
40149
71325
56 11155
108 9971
137 3670
7 12541
29 37337
2619
62
1091
309
4261
10
34
19
120
61
142
323
64
31
2699
62
1030
167
3958
20
34
6
59
17
AFRICA
SOUTH AFRICA.
OTHER AFRICA,
TOTAL
OTH. OVERSEAS
TOTAL
2439
25124
27563
1388
1388
1484
24380
25864
1386
1388
2
15
14
15
15
955
744
1699
2150
24382
26532
1388
1388
3
14
13
15
15
1352
24123
25475
1368
1386
5
15
14
15
15
798
259
1057
289
742
1031
23
12
132
257
389
. 20
173
49
157
465
642
25
14
17
TOTAL OVERSEAS 5286603 14 3I3I73I 12 2154872 15 5172869 14 3123357 13 2049512 17 H3734
8374 . 63 105360
SELECT TRAVEL
CANADA
MEXICO
CRUISE
TOTAL SEL TRAV
41474
572627
558545
U72646
17205
7 381654
5 14713
5 413772
12 24269
4 190773
34 543832
1 758874
12 40183
12 568796
7
? 608979
1 16575
6 381779
5 398354
15 23606
4 167017
3 210625
1291
3831
558545
563667
630
75
14713
15418
ft 661
400 3756
. 34 543832
. 31 546249
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